• sauco 001

    Elderberry, American black

    Natural colorant garden ₡3,750.00     Add to cart
    sauco 001

    Elderberry, American black

    ₡3,750.00

    SKU: 1765 Category:

    Scientific name: Sambucus canadensis

    Family: Viburnaceae

    Origin: N America, Mexico, C and S America

    Medicinal use: The fruit is used as medicine, wine, jelly, and coloring. It is traditionally used in the treatment of digestive disorders, diarrhea, red dysentery, with stomach pain, seats, chills, stomach pain, liver pain and constipation. In skin problems such as dandruff, clear it, rash, hair loss, measles, scabies, chilblains and burns.

    8 in stock

  • ruda siria

    Rue, Syrian

    Natural colorant garden ₡12,450.00     Add to cart
    ruda siria

    Rue, Syrian

    ₡12,450.00

    SKU: 1685 Category:

    Scientific name: Peganum harmala

    Family: Zygophyllaceae

    Origin: E Iran to W India

    Medicinal use: Syrian rue is used in Turkey and Iran as a talismanic protection against the evil eye. In Iran it is a very widespread and frequent custom to burn the dry seeds, sometimes combined with other ingredients, as incense. The seeds are used as a medicinal remedy, in the form of tinctures. One of its traditional uses is the aphrodisiac.

    10 in stock

  • noni

    Noni

    Medicinal Garden, Natural colorant garden ₡2,550.00     Add to cart
    noni

    Noni

    ₡2,550.00

    SKU: 1425 Categories: ,

    Scientific name: Morinda citrifolia

    Family: Rubiaceae

    Origin: SE Asia and Australasia

    Medicinal use: M. citrifolia has very diverse uses, both gastronomic and medicinal as well as agricultural. Red, purple and yellow dyes are extracted from the root and bark. Fruits and leaves are used as feed and forage in livestock. The oil extracted from the seeds is used as an insecticide. Wood is used for fuel, and in carpentry to make accessories and tools.

    19 in stock

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    Moringa

    Natural colorant garden ₡2,550.00     Add to cart
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    Moringa

    ₡2,550.00

    SKU: 1395 Category:

    Scientific name: Moringa oleifera

    Family: Moringaceae

    Origin: NW India

    Medicinal use: The taste of moringa is pleasant and its parts can be eaten raw, especially the leaves and flowers (which are cream-colored and appear mainly in times of drought, when the tree usually loses its leaves) or cooked in various ways (for example in stews). The oil extracted from its seeds has many applications. More than a third of the content of the seeds is high quality oil, rich in unsaturated fatty acids.

    7 in stock

  • mora

    Blackberry

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    mora

    Blackberry

    ₡2,550.00

    SKU: 1080 Category:

    Scientific name: Rubus fruticosus

    Family: Moreae

    Origin: Europe

    Medicinal use: Used as a tinctorial plant. Green branches, leaves and roots can be used. They color from blackish to yellowish, going through brown and beige. The fruits provide anticyan pigment such as cyanidin, malvidin and chrysanthemum, which are sensitive to pH. The different colors that it adopts determine the degree of ripening (green, red and black, respectively).

    38 in stock

  • indigo

    Indigo

    Natural colorant garden ₡1,900.00     Add to cart
    indigo

    Indigo

    ₡1,900.00

    SKU: 1035 Category:

    Scientific name: Indigofera fruticosa

    Family: Fabaceae

    Origin: India

    Medicinal use: Several species, especially Indigofera tinctoria and Indigofera suffruticosa, are used to produce the dye indigo. Some other species of this group are used to alleviate pain. The herbs are generally regarded as an analgesic with anti-inflammatory activity, rather than an anodyne

    8 in stock

  • guayaba

    Guava, Apple

    Natural colorant garden ₡1,900.00     Add to cart
    guayaba

    Guava, Apple

    ₡1,900.00

    SKU: 0910 Category:

    Scientific name: Psidium guajava

    Family: Myrtaceae

    Origin: Caribbean, C and S America

    Medicinal use: Tree or shrub that reaches 4 to 11 m in height. The fruits can be consumed fresh in jellies, preserves, jams and sweets; They are highly desired by a large number of wild and domestic animals and flowers are an important source of pollen and nectar for beekeeping. The bark, leaves and green fruits contain tannins that have been used for dyeing and tanning.

    76 in stock

  • gordolobo 1

    Mullein

    Medicinal Garden, Natural colorant garden ₡2,550.00     Add to cart
    gordolobo 1

    Mullein

    ₡2,550.00

    SKU: 0855 Categories: ,

    Scientific name: Verbascum thapsus

    Family: Scrophulariaceae

    Origin: Europe, N Africa and Asia

    Medicinal use: The Mullein plant (Verbascum Thapsus) is a genus of medicinal plant to treat the respiratory system, such as; colds, allergies, bronchial congestion, asthma. The flowers have yellow pigment used to make hair blonde. It also has external uses to treat eczema, skin rashes, among others.

    40 in stock

  • gavilana

    Jackass bitters

    Medicinal Garden, Natural colorant garden ₡1,900.00     Add to cart
    gavilana

    Jackass bitters

    ₡1,900.00

    SKU: 0825 Categories: ,

    Scientific name: Neurolaena lobata

    Family: Asteraceae

    Origin: Mexico and C America

    Medicinal use: Gavilana (The ingestion of tisane, of 1 leaf in a cup of water, is generally enough to cure diarrhea caused by mild indigestion. Its frequent consumption, in small doses, favors digestion and is an excellent liver stimulant. It is also said that regulates blood sugar levels, eliminates intestinal parasites and has pediculicidal and insecticidal properties topically

    12 in stock

  • frambuesa negra

    Raspberry

    Natural colorant garden ₡1,900.00     Add to cart
    frambuesa negra

    Raspberry

    ₡1,900.00

    SKU: 0789 Category:

    Scientific name: Rubus occidentalis

    Family: Rosaceae

    Origin: N America

    Medicinal use: The antioxidant content of plant foods, such as raspberries, may help prevent a range of health conditions.Vitamins C and E, selenium, beta carotene, lutein, lycopene, and zeaxanthin are all examples of antioxidants, and they are all present in raspberries. Raspberries also contain plant chemicals called flavonoids, which have antioxidant effects.

    29 in stock

  • diente de leon

    Dandelion

    Culinary Garden, Medicinal Garden, Natural colorant garden ₡1,900.00     Add to cart
    diente de leon

    Dandelion

    ₡1,900.00

    SKU: 0675 Categories: , ,

    Scientific name: Taraxacum officinale

    Family: Asteraceae

    Origin: Eurasia

    Medicinal use: Natural colors of yellow and green tones are extracted from dandelion flowers. It is also used as a traditional medicine (MTP) for mild digestive disorders (such as a feeling of abdominal fullness, flatulence and slow digestion) and to increase the amount of urine and cleanse the urinary tract and kidneys. Due to its bitter taste, it also has an aperitif effect and can be used to whet the appetite.

    6 in stock

  • curcuma

    Turmeric

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    curcuma

    Turmeric

    ₡1,900.00

    SKU: 0660 Category:

    Scientific name: Curcuma longa

    Family: Zingiberaceae

    Origin: SE India

    Medicinal use: The extract of this plant is used as a food coloring in two ways: as turmeric (crude extract), cataloged with the European Union food code as E-100ii, shows a yellow color and is extracted from the root of the plant; and as curcumin (purified or refined state); both states generally referred to as turmeric.

    161 in stock

  • cedro nogal nogal negro

    Walnut, Colombian

    Natural colorant garden ₡3,750.00     Add to cart
    cedro nogal nogal negro

    Walnut, Colombian

    ₡3,750.00

    SKU: 1430 Category:

    Scientific name: Juglans neotropica

    Family: Juglandaceae

    Origin: S America

    Medicinal use: It is a slow-growing tree, reaching 40 m and more in height, with brownish-red bark, and the canopy is oval. It produces edible fruits (called toctes in Ecuador), in drupes that turn yellowish green when ripe; or they are collected from the falls, or they are harvested properly from the foot when showing signs of maturation. They are an ingredient for the preparation of some marshmallows and in Ecuadorian nogadas. The juice of the fruit strongly stains hands and clothes.

    24 in stock

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    caoba

    Mahogany, West Indies

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    caoba

    Mahogany, West Indies

    ₡3,750.00

    SKU: 0455 Category:

    Scientific name: Swietenia macrophylla

    Family: Meliaceae

    Origin: Caribbean and USA

    Medicinal use: Reddish wood, which gives its name to the mahogany color (from reddish brown to red wine), very heavy and solid, so it sinks quickly in the water and rivers cannot be used to float logs to a sawmill. It is a fine-grained wood, ideal for cabinetmaking because it is easy to carve, of great value for making furniture and, in general, it is one of the most valuable woods on the world market.

    Out of stock

  • camomila amarilla

    Chamomile, Yellow

    Natural colorant garden ₡3,750.00     Add to cart
    camomila amarilla

    Chamomile, Yellow

    ₡3,750.00

    SKU: 1300 Category:

    Scientific name: Cota tinctoria

    Family: Asteraceae

    Origin: Europe, Siberia and Iran

    Medicinal use: The inflorescence of this plant, which contains two flavonic derivatives, luteolin and apigenin, was once used in the textile industry to produce a bright yellow dye, used to dye fabrics. As well as for its dye properties, it is also known for its calming and anti-inflammatory properties, it is also often used to prepare lightening solutions for hair, hence the common name “chamomile” from dyers.

    15 in stock

  • calendula

    Calendula

    Essential Oil garden, Medicinal Garden, Natural colorant garden ₡2,550.00     Add to cart
    calendula

    Calendula

    ₡2,550.00

    SKU: 0395 Categories: , ,

    Scientific name: Calendula officinalis

    Family: Asteraceae

    Origin: S Europe

    Medicinal use: It used to be used in the kitchen as a substitute for saffron, assuming the name of poor man’s saffron, as it has the ability to give food color and flavor. Its pharmacological properties are also known, using the dried or fresh petals, since they have culinary and medicinal applications. Some of its many properties are anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, soothing, antibiotic, and to treat indigestion, stomach ulcers and conjunctivitis.

    22 in stock