Burdock Root
An earthy, slightly sweet root from the thistle family.
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Skin
Herbs used on the skin as washes, oils and balms, and those taken as teas with the skin in mind.
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Calendula
Golden marigold petals, bright in the cup and the garden.
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Chamomile
Soft, apple-scented flowers, the classic gentle cup.
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Dandelion
The humble dandelion, earthy and bitter-sweet.
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Dragon's Blood
A deep red tree resin from the Amazon.
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Epilobium
Small-flowered willow herb, a mild European tea herb.
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Gotu Kola
A small round-leafed herb, cherished across Asia.
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Horsetail
An ancient, feathery plant, naturally rich in silica.
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Lavender
Fragrant purple flowers for the cup, the bath or the pillow.
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Marshmallow
A soft, silky root and leaf, mild and slightly sweet.
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Moringa
Leaves of the 'drumstick tree', green and nutritious.
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Nettle
Deep green and mineral-rich, a nourishing everyday tea.
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Red Clover
Sweet pink blossoms from the meadow.
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Rose
Fragrant petals and buds for tea, blends and ritual.
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Schisandra
The 'five-flavour berry' of Chinese tradition.
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Slippery Elm
An inner bark that turns silky in water.
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St John's Wort
Sunny yellow midsummer flowers with a long folk history.
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Tremella
The snow fungus of Chinese kitchens, long tied to beauty rituals.
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Yarrow
Feathery leaves and white flowers, a hedgerow classic.
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