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Category: Medicinal Plants

  • Calendula Officinalis Calendula, derived from Latin, means “first day of the month.” A native of the Mediterranean Isles, the calendula now appears throughout most of the world. Often called the “pot” marigold, the calendula plant flowers from May through November, and unlike its cousin the ornamental marigold has medicinal properties. An annual, the calendula stands…

  • Rosa Canina Native to Asia, Europe, and northern Africa, the dog rose is the main source of rose hips. Growing up to ten feet tall, the dog rose, when in bloom, boasts aromatic flowers ranging in color from dark pink to white. The shrub’s stems belie their beauty, as they are covered with sharp, pin-like…