St. Johns Wort Herb c/s

St. Johns Wort Herb c/sBotanical Name Hypericum perforatum Other Names Hypericum, Goatweed, God's Wonder Plant, Witches Herb, Rosin Rose Origin Chile Typical Preparations Traditionally used as a tea, sometimes available in tea bags; also used to make a red St. John's oil for use in liniments and lotions. May also be administered as a capsule or extract for convenience. Cosmetic Usages Infuse in oil for use as a skin oil and liniment. The oil may also be used to produce

but can be added to tea blends in small amounts

you’d potentially have to drink a copious amounts

Hemicellulose is undigestible

it is most commonly tinctured

Packaging - We package all of our herbal and fruit powders in a heat sealed mylar bag which serves as a very effective barrier to light

Garlic is rich in sulphur which is excreted through the pores of the skin helping to deter flies and other insects

Botanical Name - Galium aparine

it is most often used to make a mouthwash for sore gums or infused oils and salves for minor skin irritations

Botanical Name - Zingiber officinale

Decorative Usages - Use in botanical displays and in crafts

European elder is a plant native to Europe

* May support healthy cognitive balance & memory