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Lavender Dried Flowers

The dried flowers can be added to pot pourri, sleep pillows and scented sachets; they can also be added to herbal tisanes and infusions. Whole flowers can be used to flavour cakes, biscuits, desserts, and savoury dishes. A decoction of the flowers can be added to lotions and creams for the skin, and shampoos for the hair. An infusion can be added to washing water for floors and surfaces; it can also be used as a fragrant rinse for the hair. Lavender flowers can also be added to bath tea blends, facial scrubs, soaps, face masks, foot powders and bath salts.

Hibiscus Flower

The dried flowers can be used to add flavour and natural colour to herbal teas; they can also be turned into syrup, jam, jelly and alcoholic beverages. The petals can be used to obtain a yellow dye.

Red Rose Petals

Our Rose Petals can be put to many different uses but our favourite has to be using them as an eco-friendly confetto for weddings; associated with love and luck, you'd be showering the newlyweds with more than just petals. Add our dried rose petals to pot pourri, sleep pillows and scented sachets for a soft, floral aroma or to herbal tisanes & infusions, bath tea blends, soaps and face masks. Crush them and blend with culinary spices to add a Middle Eastern influence to your dishes (just be sure to cook the blend thoroughly before consumption).

Chamomile Flower

The flowers are used to make a hair rinse to lighten blonde hair, they can also be added to a facial steam to help cleanse the skin of impurities. When added to other herbs such as Lavender and Hops you can make soothing sleep pillows. Chamomile tea is the perfect end to the day, sweetened with a little honey it can help to aid sleep. A lotion made from the flowers makes an excellent after sun lotion.

Heather Flowers (Scottish Heather):

The dried heather flowers can be added to pot pourri to add a bright splash of bright colour and to decorative papers and to decorate soaps and cosmetics. Use on their own as a natural alternative to confetti, or mix with rose petals, lavender buds and cornflower petals. A decoction of the flowers can be added to lotions, creams and salves for the skin where an antiseptic action is required. Flowers can also be used in a poultice to ease chilblains.

Elderflower

The flowers of the elder are borne in clusters approximately 10–25 cm in diameter they are creamy white in colour and give off a characteristic odour, which some people say smells ‘catty’. The individual flowers in the cluster are between 5–6 mm in diameter, with five petals. The dried flowers can be used to make sweet syrups or to flavour jellies and ice-creams. Cooked with goose berries or rhubarb they add a Muscat flavour to the finished dish. Add to syrups, cordials and vinegars to be used as soothing rob and drinks during the winter months.

Jasmine Flower

Known as “The Queen of the Flowers” in central and east Asia, the Jasmine flower is well renowned as a fashion item. Yet, the herb has several other uses, the fragrant plant has been used in perfumes, oils and candles and also boasts health benefits. Many parts of Asia use this plant as a natural cure for anxiety, stress and insomnia.

Hops Flower

Hops are potent medicinal herb highly valued for its relaxing effect on the nervous system. It is one of best remedy for insomnia. It is especially useful for hypertension and eases tension and anxiety in men, as well decreasing excessive sexual desire. Hops are one of the most potent bitters and are excellent as a digestive bitter. It's also useful for indigestion due to nervous energy and anxiety. Pour hot water over 1-2 teaspoons of hops, allow the tea to steep for 10 min and then strain. The flowers can also be used to make paper and as a dye giving shades of brown.

Marigold Flower

They have been used to colour cheese and butter. Petals can pinch hit for oh-so-expensive saffron in casseroles and bread adding a unique, subtle flavour to these dishes, they don’t have the same flavour characteristic of saffron, but do impart a tangy taste of their own. Stir-fried alone or with vegetables the petals add zip to any meal. They're also colourful and tasty in rice, soups, stews or when sprinkled on salads. They are used in Pot Pourri to skin lotions to soothe the skin and they can also be used to obtain a yellow dye for wool and fabric.

Sunflower

Sunflower petals were used as herbal teas in Iranian and Chinese ancient medicine to heal wounds, accelerate childbirth, lower blood pressure and strengthen the stomach. They also believed to have potent health benefits on reducing inflammation especially in the throat, windpipes, and tonsils. In addition, it can be used by people who experience sleep disorders such as insomnia and improve sleep quality.

Store in dry place away from sunlight.

Delivery:

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During bad weather conditions, holidays or sale days such as Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Boxing Day, etc, this duration can go up to 10 working days. Please be patient during these circumstances and allow a longer delivery time.

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