Oh dear! Me again? An easy one:
Stinging nettle
Iris
Ginger
Stinging nettle
Iris
Ginger
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Things In Common Redux
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Soups?
The three of them cause skin itching, allergy, rash?
Perennial?
No, not perennial
Flowering plants?
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All three are made into soups. Not an answer but that is a fact.
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Since her internet is not doing so well right now I think we should go on to another post. Do you want to do the next one?
Not flowering plants.
CLUE: Think roots and not flowers!!!
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Diurectics?
No not diuretics, that's much too complicated
School biology, plant reproduction, food storage in root
Antioxidants, Calcium, iron, manganese, potassium, Vitamins, food nutrients?????
None of those: think of onions, tulips and daffodils as belonging to one group, crocusses and gladiolas to another, and the third group is ginger, iris and stinging nettles (and of course, lots more)!
Please forgive me, guys, if I'm wrong but it seems to that your peoposition, gilmargl, does not correspond to the purpose of this game which is to find a word common to 3 DIFFERENT situations or activities even if under 3 different meanings. In this particular case what is demanded is botanical knowledge applying to certain groups of plants. I regret that much as I love plants and, have more than 50 at home, I don't have the knowledge demanded. 
Does that mean you want the answer?Please forgive me, guys, if I'm wrong but it seems to that your peoposition, gilmargl, does not correspond to the purpose of this game which is to find a word common to 3 DIFFERENT situations or activities even if under 3 different meanings. In this particular case what is demanded is botanical knowledge applying to certain groups of plants. I regret that much as I love plants and, have more than 50 at home, I don't have the knowledge demanded.
Not at all, glimarg, I am not the only member playing this game! I can only speak for myself. But so far as I am concerned I'll offer my last reply which is that I believe that they ALL belong to the IRIDACEAE family.
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