Sage (Salvia officinalis) is a perennial herb native to the Mediterranean region but cultivated in various parts of the world for its culinary, medicinal and ornamental uses. It belongs to the Lamiaceae family, which also includes other aromatic herbs such as; mint, rosemary and thyme. History ...
In Egyptian and Roman culture, garden sage was used for medicinal purposes. Treatments included aiding in memory, digestion, and soreness. In Mediterranean culture, the herb was used to support fertility. It sounds like they were onto something, as these are many of the benefits the herb boasts...
Sage is a plant that has been known for decades as an herb for medicinal and culinary purposes. Its name,Salvia officinalis, originates from the Latin term "slavere" which translates to "to be saved." This evergreen subshrub has woody stems, grayish leaves, and blue and purple flowers. ...
and provide excellent service. We began doing business way back in 1989 under the name Dream Gardens, before the World Wide Web existed. Dream Gardens specialized in live medicinal plants, but also offered dried herbs. We changed our name and went online in 1998. Initially, our online shop ...
But I had no idea of the epic history and profound medicinal effects of this simple herb. I certainly had no idea Mugwort could actually influence my dreams! So join me for a relaxing cup of mugwort tea, as I take you through everything you could possibly wish to know about the subject...
The delicate appearance of these blooms makes them a favorite in cottage gardens and bouquets, but they have medicinal uses too. As Ornamental Flowers In 1930s, the flower was introduced to Japan from the U.S. as an ornamental plant, and eventually was bred to produce many cultivars for cut...
Uses of Celosia Flower Throughout HistoryApart from its exotic beauty, the plant has medicinal value too. Did you know Africans cultivated celosia as a vegetable, not as an ornamental? Here’s a look at the many uses of celosia.1. In Magic and SuperstitionsIt’s believed that dreaming of ...