Evergreen Herbs Manzanilla en Rama

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Sold as “Evergreen Herbs Manzanilla en Rama - Chamomile in Roll (6 Rolls) - Matricaria Chamomilla, Roman Chamomile, Chamomile Noble, Noble Chamomile - Resealable Stand Up Pouch to Ensure Freshness!”

The flower heads are part of the plant that is harvested. Certainly, it would be hard to find a café in North America that does not have chamomile tea on its menu. Growing to about 12 inches high, these quaint little plants bear flowers similar to daisies, with a sunny yellow center and white, spear-like petals around their circumference. They’re actually from the same family of plants as sunflowers and marigolds. An herbaceous perennial, chamomile is native to the Atlantic coast of Europe and North Africa and has roots dating back to the ancient Egyptians. It was even used as a key beer flavoring element by English brewers during the Middle Ages. Try rubbing yourself with chamomile. Chamomile is used widely and in diverse applications. Two to three teaspoons of this herbal flower are added to 8 ounces of water and steeped for 5-10 minutes covered then served by many as a tasty tea. An herbal bath is prepared by adding 200-400ml of the tea infusion to a tub or container. Chamomile is used widely and in diverse applications, from capsules to teas. The powder is generally encapsulated into 200-400mg capsules. Chamomile is favored as a single herb or combined with other nervines such as Blue Vervain, Elder Flower, Lemon Balm, and Yarrow, to name a few. In eye pillows, washes, or compresses it is generally combined with Eyebright and Lavender.