Astragalus
A mild, sweet root, a staple of Chinese herbal tradition.
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Leaves, silks and berries long brewed as light teas with the kidneys and bladder in mind.
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A mild, sweet root, a staple of Chinese herbal tradition.
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A prized mushroom from the high mountains of Asia.
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The fine golden threads of the corn cob, mild and sweet.
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Our favourite herb: a sunny, aromatic leaf from Mexico.
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The humble dandelion, earthy and bitter-sweet.
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Small-flowered willow herb, a mild European tea herb.
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A storied Chinese root, also known as fo-ti.
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A Chinese leaf herb with a famous name and folklore to match.
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An ancient, feathery plant, naturally rich in silica.
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A soft, silky root and leaf, mild and slightly sweet.
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Deep green and mineral-rich, a nourishing everyday tea.
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The 'five-flavour berry' of Chinese tradition.
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A small blue-flowered meadow herb from European tradition.
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A small tropical herb known in the Amazon as chanca piedra.
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A small spiny fruit from Ayurvedic and Chinese tradition.
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Bearberry leaf: small, leathery and astringent.
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