A close-up photo of eight, stunning white, coneflowers, shining against a dark blurred background of flowers in a summer garden.
First Nation Americans used coneflower plant for toothache, colds, sore throat and as an analgesic. In 1870's it was patented in a coneflower mixture and sold for use in snakebites, pain and disease. Echinacea was used to boost immune system before antibiotics came along. It is still used today by some as a cold remedy, an energy booster and for general well-being.
Size: 3872px × 2592px
Location: Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, North America
Photo credit: © Frances Friesen / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
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