Leucanthemum vulgaris (or, more simply, chamomile) is known to all people. Surely every person saw him on picnics or when moving on a highway between two settlements. This plant is quite popular, it is able to sprout on its own, without the help of a person or any special care. Moreover, it is not only perennial, but also multiplies rapidly. For example, one small bush of this chamomile can produce more than a thousand seeds per summer season. Moreover, they multiply not once, as happens with most representatives of the flora, but constantly as they mature. That is, during the summer a whole field can grow from one stem of chamomile.
Leucanthemum vulgaris got its name from the word "cornfield", meaning "field" or "arable land". That is, it was named after the locality on which, in fact, it grows. You can verify this yourself, because the fields are literally flooded with daisies so much that they become white. Few people know that this beautiful sight gives a lot of trouble to shepherds and field workers. Leucanthemum vulgare is a tough plant that livestock usually do not consume. In addition, it often does not allow ordinary soft grass to germinate. Consequently, the meadow is transformed from a nutritious area for horses or cows to a regular one. And chamomiles are weeds that adversely affect crop plants.
As a rule, many people know virtually all herbaceous plants whose scientific names are unknown to them. However, this does not negate the various properties of these representatives of the flora. Leucanthemum vulgare is just such a herbaceous plant. Its name is known to few, but everyone knows the daisy. Unlike shepherds and field workers, ordinary people value it much more. The fact is that the use of chamomile in scientific medicine is practically not observed, but there are quite a lot of various alternative drugs that cannot be prepared without it. Its medicinal properties are almost legendary, because many centuries ago it found its application. It should be noted that the plant is fully used, that is, leaves, stems, and flowers. The use of a nyvyanik is useful to those who suffer from skin diseases, headaches, suffocation and small parasites in the body.
Most often, chamomile is used for childhood diseases. This is due to the fact that a child should not use certain medications while at such a tender age. And on the other hand, the immune system is still poorly developed in children, and they need to be helped to cope with certain ailments. In this case, alternative medicine comes to the aid, headed by a chamomile. By the way, some adults consciously refuse pills or injections, and this plant also often becomes their savior.
It is also worth mentioning that it is possible to use in ordinary medicine only the common nimbus. A photo will help you accurately identify this plant. For the garden plots, other varieties of chamomile were developed that would look more attractive.
