Calendula/Marigold Flowers Whole

Calendula/Marigold Flowers WholeBotanical Name Calendula officinalis Other Names marigold, pot marigold Origin Egypt Calendula from the Latin word that means "little calendar" or "little clock", a reference to the fact that the plant's bloom coincides with the new moon each month. Typical Preparations Use in infused oils, lip balms, salves, creams, lotions and hair and skin rinses. Excellent for making natural diaper rash creams and other products for babies and children. Calendula

Wax Myrtle

Chlorella is extremely nutrient-dense

and is one of the most abundant sources of eugenol and gallic acid

Barley grass juice contains antioxidants

Do not use during pregnancy or if you have a known allergy to plants in the daisy family

Stachys betonica

Bentonite clay is a naturally occurring by product of volcanic ash exposed to wind and water that has the ability to absorb up to 10 times its weight in water

Packaging - We package all of our herbal

The active constituent thujone

iron and vitamins C

Use to season soups

Squeeze all of the air out of the bag before sealing