DRIED FLOWERS AND PETALS

Lily Heather Rose Lavender Hibiscus Calendula

Available in 25g 50g and 100g packs

 

 

Heather Flowers

Appears from August to mid-autumn, is an evergreen shrub, native to Europe. Its small, purple flowers have been used in folk medicine for centuries. It was believed to be a natural remedy for urinary tract infections. 

Heather is used to prepare infusions and teas. Such infusion works as an aid in calming and treating urinary tract infections. To prepare use about 1 tablespoon of flowers and pour 2 cups of boiling water. Infuse covered for about 30 minutes.

This infusion can be consumed warm, or used several times a day cooled in the amount of 1/2 cup. Heather flowers also perfectly blend with other herbs, e.g. lemon balm and lavender, which will make you get a soothing and calming tea for long and stressful days.

Hibiscus Flowers 

This plant impresses with its appearance. It has large, showy flowers, which is why it is most often grown for ornamental purposes. Its leaves are simple or ovate, whole at the base and coarsely toothed at the tip. Hibiscus flowers can be of different colours. Mainly: red, pink, yellow, orange, beige and white. The colour change depends on the presence of anthocyanin pigment. In addition, there are environmental factors that play the biggest role in colour variation: temperature and lighting during growth.

* has a positive effect on the functioning of the immune system
* strengthens the liver, improves its work
* anti-inflammatory
* protects against infections
* has an antispasmodic effect
* helps to reduce fever
* cool brew can be refreshing, add energy
* contains polyphenols that stop free radicals and thus the aging process of the skin
* it contains a lot of vitamin C, organic acids and minerals
* protects the heart, helps regulate blood pressure

 

Rose Petals 

The red rose is one of the flowers that everyone knows for sure. It delights with its beautiful appearance and is associated primarily with love and devotion. The petals obtained from it are extremely fragrant, they attract not only pollinating insects but also people! No wonder, the rose is used both for cosmetic purposes and in the kitchen. 

* They will become an ideal raw material for the preparation of jam made with sugar, which is extremely simple and quick, and is a tasty addition to the menu.

* They will be perfect for an evening, relaxing bath.


* With their use, you will prepare rose sugar, for which you will only need petals and sugar.

* It is suitable as an addition to cakes, puddings or for body care.


* For rose tinctures (which are known to have anti-cold properties).


* As an addition to tea and pastries.

* Cake sprinkled with rose petals will gain an unusual colour and aroma.


* They are used to obtain rose oil, an ingredient of perfumes and soaps

* They are an addition to candles and other arts and crafts

* Perfect as a wedding confetti or potpourri

 

Lavender Flowers

Lavender flowers are known for their beautiful, eye-catching purple fields. They are associated with summer-scented, Provencal bouquets. Few people are aware of their excellent properties and how they can be used. They are used in herbal medicine, where their excellent qualities are extremely desirable.

The very appearance and smell of the plant evokes a feeling of bliss and peace, transporting us to the regions of southern France and the Mediterranean countries. This is not only a simple association, but also the influence of essential oils and other substances contained in lavender.

* Lavender has a calming and relaxing effect, it is recommended for insomnia, stress, and as a relaxant.
* It improves appetite and digestion.
* The infusion of flowers used externally has a bactericidal effect.
* It is used in the presence of a runny nose and reddening of the nasal mucosa.
* The oil obtained from lavender flowers is used in aromatherapy, as well as for inhalation of the upper respiratory tract.

* Perfect addition to bath, soaps, candles and many more crafts

 

Calendula - Marigold Flower

Known by everyone, marigold officinalis is a flower with orange-yellow inflorescences. It comes from the Mediterranean, but now it can be found in every garden. In addition to its charming appearance, it also surprises with its properties! For centuries, it has been used as a flower for health and beauty. Reach for marigold petals and its wonderful properties.

Hand-prepared products with the use of marigold petals will become a helpful, and most importantly, natural cosmetic in your bathroom. With them, you can prepare sugar scrub, ointment soothing wounds, scented candles or bath bombs. For busy people who do not have time to create home remedies, marigold petals can simply be used as an addition to an evening, relaxing bath.

How to prepare an infusion of marigold petals?


It's not difficult, just pour about 1-2 teaspoons of flakes with a glass of boiling water. For the comfort of drinking, it will be best if the infusion obtained is strained through a sieve. Divide this drink into three servings and consume before each meal.

Lily Flowers

Lily flowers can be found in many colours - pink, yellow, red or orange. The orange lily variety is widespread in Europe. In many cultures, it symbolizes various emotions - pride, self-confidence or, on the contrary, hatred. They can be used in various ways. In addition to colour, they can also have a positive effect on health.

It can contribute to regulating the heart rate and making the heart function more efficiently. Another use of flowers is, for example, the treatment of burns. In herbal medicines, it is an additive for conjunctivitis or leprosy. Dried lilies can also be used as a remedy:

* To relieve cough, dry throat

* Laxative

* Diuretic

* Soothing, astringent

 

 Recipe for infusion and tincture of lily flowers

To prepare the infusion, just pour one tablespoon of flowers into a glass of boiling water and cover. After waiting 10 minutes, the aromatic tea with a subtle flavour is ready to drink. The recipe for the lily flower tincture has been known and used for a long time in folk medicine.


To prepare the tincture, you will need a handful of flowers and 0.5 litres of high-proof alcohol. Leave in a dark room for at least 3 weeks, shaking occasionally. Consume in small amounts or topically to wash the skin.


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