Indigo
₡1,900.00
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
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SKU: 0030 Categories: Flowering Tropical Trees, Natural colorant gardenScientific name: Bixa orellana
Family: Bixaceae
Origin: Mexico and Tropical America
Medicinal use: The surface of its seed has a resinous and oily coating that contains a pigment, known as annatto, formed mainly by bixin and other apocarotenoids. This pigment is used as an aphrodisiac and food coloring. It is frequently used in the coloring of cheddar or American type or Mimolette, margarine, butter, rice, smoked fish and sometimes as a kitchen condiment.
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SKU: 1080 Category: Natural colorant gardenScientific 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).
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Walnut, Colombian
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SKU: 1430 Category: Natural colorant gardenScientific 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.
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SKU: 1765 Category: Natural colorant gardenScientific 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.
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