Echinacea Root Organic Herb Dried Cut ~ Echinacea Purpurea ~ 100% Premium
Wildcrafted Echinacea Root & Herb Dried Cut ~ 100% Premium. While the root is most often tinctured, the aerial parts of the plant are typically taken as tea.
Wildcrafted Comfrey Root Dried Cut ~ Symphytum Officinale
Wildcrafted Comfrey Root Dried Cut ~ 100% Premium.
Organic Indian Sarsaparilla Root Powder ~ Hemidesmus Indicu ~ Dr. Sebi
Indian sarsaparilla root is obtained from a twining shrub that grows in South Asia. Organic Indian Sarsaparilla Root Powder ~ 100% Premium.
Indian Sarsaparilla Root Organic Cut ~ Hemidesmus Indicu ~ 100% Premium
Indian sarsaparilla root is obtained from a twining shrub that grows in South Asia. Organic Indian Sarsaparilla Root Dried Cut ~ 100% Premium.
Cornflower Petals, Whole (Centaurea cyanus)
For thousands of years, cornflower petals have been used in long standing wellness practices utilized as a tonic herb and were often blended into herbal teas for both their beauty and their healthful qualities.
Organic Arnica Flowers ~ USA Whole Herb ~ Heterotheca Inuloides
Organic Arnica Flowers Whole Herb ~ 100% Premium.
Jasmine Flower whole 1 oz (28 g) All Natural No Fillers
Jasmine Flower whole 1 oz (28 g) All Natural- No Fillers. 1 oz reclosable package Directions for use as a tea: Steep 1 teaspoon in 1 cup hot water for 3-5 minutes. Condition is “New”. Shipped with USPS Ground *Disclaimer – These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace the advice of a knowledgeable healthcare provider.
Jasmine Flowers, Whole (Jasminum officinale)
These elegant floral buds are perfect for tea blending, sachets, botanical decor, and a wide variety of DIY projects. Each flower is gently harvested and dried to preserve its soft white color and sweet floral aroma.
Wild Goldenseal Herb Leaf 1 oz Cut And Sifted Hydrastis Canadensis Washed/cut
Wild goldenseal is one of Appalachia’s best-known native woodland herbs and has a long history of interest among herbalists, plant collectors, natural dyers, educators, and traditional botanical enthusiasts.