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Calendula

An infusion or tincture of the petals taken internally will help with inflammatory problems in the digestive system. Calendula used as a cleansing for the liver and gall bladder. Learn More

Chamomile

Chamomile can be used to flavour liqueurs and enhance fruit flavours in desserts. Used widely as a herb tea. Learn More

Echinacea

Fresh flower petals can be used in salads to add colour. Echinacea is popular herb for stimulating the immune system. Learn More

Elder Flower

Elder Flower is taken to relieve colds, flu, sinusits, and feverish conditions. It tones the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract. Learn More

Elderberries

The Elderberries are made into jams, jellies, chutney and wine. They can be added to fruit salads and other desserts. Learn More

Ginkgo

Gingko leaves are used to stimulate circulation, especially to the brain. Taken by elderly to prevent diseases like dementia, stroke. Learn More

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Hops

Taken internally Hops are mostly used for insomnia, especially when associated with anxiety, nervous tension and irritability Learn More

Horse Chestnut

Horse chestnut is taken internally for disorders of the circulatory system such as venous insufficiency. Also useful for the treatment of restless leg syndrome, leg cramps and bruising. Learn More