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Tobacco, especially *Nicotiana tabacum*, can be a valuable plant in organic gardens and has historical uses for humans. In the garden, it acts as a natural insecticide, repelling pests like aphids and caterpillars. Tobacco tea, made by steeping the leaves, can also be sprayed on plants to protect them. Beyond the garden, tobacco was traditionally used by various cultures for medicinal purposes, such as wound treatment and fumigation against parasites. However, for humans, nicotine interacts with

Nicotiana sylvestris, also known as woodland tobacco or flowering tobacco, is a tall, elegant plant native to Argentina. With its fragrant, tubular white flowers that bloom in summer and fall, it adds a striking vertical presence to any garden. Reaching up to 5 feet, Nicotiana sylvestris thrives in partial shade and well-drained soil. Its sweet evening fragrance attracts pollinators like moths and bees, making it a favorite among nature-friendly gardeners. #NicotianaSylvestris #WoodlandTobacco #

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