Herb List

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Comfrey is no longer permitted in products sold in the U.S. or Europe that are intended to be ingested. Dried comfrey herb is used in making salves, ointments and poultices for topical use due to the high content of mucilage found in the leaf.

Patchouli is antibacterial and anti fungal, which can treat nausea, headaches, colds and even venomous snake bites. Patchouli is also known as a skin toner and to be effective in treating acne and eczema.

Sage is most thought of for Thanksgiving when preparing cornbread dressing. Sage is not only used as a seasoning, it can also be used in a mix of tea blends or it can stand up as its own tea. Sage, can also be used for hair rinses, dental hygiene and body care.

Rosemary leaves resemble spiked-pine leaves that are fragrant and a little goes a long way. Dried rosemary is mostly used for roasting vegetables and meats, but can also be utilized for soups, baking various breads and making sauces.

Rose Petals are high in Vitamin C which helps our bodies fight off infections, colds and flus. Roses are also has anti-inflammatory properties as a reliever of cramps, nausea and headaches.

Lemongrass is a great addition to your morning or afternoon tea. Lemongrass relieves stress and anxiety, lowers cholesterol and prevents infection.  

Lemon Verbena is rich in antioxidants and has anti-inflammatory compounds. It is commonly known for sweet aroma and is enjoyed in teas.

Apple Mint, the leaves are rich in vitamins C, A, and B2. Can be used as a natural remedy for digestive issues, such as indigestion, nausea and bloating.  

Genovese Basil also known as Sweet Basil provides vitamin K. Often used to prepare pesto, it’s phenomenal in Italian dishes, such as sauces, on pizzas and in soups.

Lemon Basil has moderate levels of beta-carotene and high levels of vitamin K. It can be used in dishes such as curries, soup, stew or grilled dishes.

Purple Basil is rich with Vitamin K, helping with blood clotting and bone strength. Can be used medicinally for its antioxidants and antibacterial properties.

Holy Basil is known to reduce stress and anxiety, relieve joint pain and treats ulcers. Other uses include lowering cholesterol levels and lowering blood sugar in people with diabetes.

Lime Basil a tropical blend of zesty lime and sweet basil. Can be used in soups, grilled dishes, as an addition to marinades or in your favorite salad.

Lemon Eucalyptus stimulates the immune system, helps with asthma, arthritis and muscular injury. It can also be used as an insect repellent.

Orange Mint can be used to flavor your summer lemonade, teas or mixed cocktails. It is also known to address digestive concerns, respiratory problems and headaches.

Lemon Balm can be used in making healing ointments for cold sores. This herb helps with reducing stress and anxiety, can improved your appetite and promotes sleep.