• Aloe Vera

    Culinary Garden, Medicinal Garden 1,900.00
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    Aloe Vera

    1,900.00

    SKU: 1695 Categories: ,

    Scientific name: Aloe vera

    Family: Asphodelaceae

    Origin: S Africa

    Medicinal use: It is frequently found in smoothies, lemonades, juices, in yogurt or in gelatin desserts. It is ideal for making very digestive sweet and salty sauces. Apart from desserts, it can also be added to most stews and soups. It is also used to relieve skin ailments and treat burns and wounds and even skin infections.

    34 in stock

  • Sorrel, Sheep

    Culinary Garden 1,900.00
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    Sorrel, Sheep

    1,900.00

    SKU: 1690 Category:

    Scientific name: Rumex acetosella

    Family: Polygonaceae

    Origin: Eurasia

    Medicinal use: The leaves and roots are eaten as a vegetable or in salads and the seeds are ground to make a flour. The leaves are also used as animal fodder. It reproduces by means of seeds and in humid places it germinates very well. Agronomically, it is an attractive plant for the cruciferous hernias pathogen, so if its roots are full of small nodules, cauliflower, broccoli and the like should not be planted there.

    19 in stock

  • Hibiscus, Red Zinger

    Culinary Garden 1,900.00
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    Hibiscus, Red Zinger

    1,900.00

    SKU: 1675 Category:

    Scientific name: Hibiscus sabdariffa

    Family: Malvaceae

    Origin: W Africa

    Medicinal use: This plant was cultivated to obtain the fiber that was extracted from its tough stems, used as a substitute for the jute used to make burlap. The green leaves are used as a kind of spicy spinach that Senegalese sometimes add to rice and their country’s national dish, the tiéboudienne, of rice and fish. In Mexico it is very popular to drink the cold infusion, as an accompaniment to food and it is known as Jamaica water, because of its taste and price it is considered the healthiest drink in Mexican cuisine.

    54 in stock

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    Pepper, Brazil

    Culinary Garden 2,550.00
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    Pepper, Brazil

    2,550.00

    SKU: 1580 Category:

    Scientific name: Schinus terebinthifolia

    Family: Anacardiaceae

    Origin: Brazil

    Medicinal use: The false pepper is native to Brazil and continues to grow wild in this country from north to south (especially in the Atlantic Forest, Cerrado and Pampa). This tree is very attractive ornamentally, in frost-free regions of South America for its decorative foliage and fruits. The seeds are used as a spice in moderation, adding black pepper, it is used to garnish and add a note of flavor to all kinds of salads, soups, sauces, meat and fish.

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  • Parsley, Flat leaf/Italian

    Culinary Garden 2,550.00
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    Parsley, Flat leaf/Italian

    2,550.00

    SKU: 1560 Category:

    Scientific name: Petroselinum crispum

    Family: Apiaceae

    Origin:Mediterranean

    Medicinal use: It is used, along with other herbs from the mountain, to season recipes in the oven such as roast lamb, roast chicken with vegetables or roast knuckle. We also find it aromatizing cold dishes such as smoked salad, ñoras salad with artichokes or cod salad with vegetables, in Mediterranean European cuisine it is an essential element and it could be said that it identifies. This is because it is a plant native to this region, ubiquitous throughout its territory.

    27 in stock

  • Parsley, Curley leaf

    Culinary Garden 1,900.00
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    Parsley, Curley leaf

    1,900.00

    SKU: 1555 Category:

    Scientific name: Petroselinum crispum

    Family: Apiaceae

    Origin:Mediterranean

    Medicinal use: Thick central root plant. The stems can reach over 60 cm in height. Due to its high iron content, its consumption is recommended to people who suffer or are prone to anemia and / or anorexia, and also to those who suffer from weakness, fatigue or physical fatigue. Parsley can be consumed raw in salads, or drunk in infusions.

    51 in stock

  • Nettle, Stinging

    Culinary Garden, Medicinal Garden 1,900.00
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    Nettle, Stinging

    1,900.00

    SKU: 1510 Categories: ,

    Scientific name: Urtica dioica

    Family: Urticaceae

    Origin: Europa, N Africa, Asia and N America

    Medicinal use: The greater nettle is also a powerful purifier, both of the blood and of the whole organism. Nettles are used as a textile fiber and as food, since once cooked they lose their stinging power and have a pleasant taste. They are eaten as a vegetable, in tortilla soup, pizza.

    28 in stock

  • Oregano, Syrian

    Culinary Garden 2,550.00
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    Oregano, Syrian

    2,550.00

    SKU: 1465 Category:

    Scientific name: Origanum syriacum

    Family: Lamiaceae

    Origin: Mediterranean and Arabian Peninsula

    Medicinal use: It is the primary ingredient in the mix of species called zataar. Origanum syriacum is harvested from natural grasslands that can be used to prepare za’atar, a mixture of dried herbs, sesame and sumac for flavoring

    49 in stock

  • Oregano, Cuban

    Culinary Garden 1,900.00
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    Oregano, Cuban

    1,900.00

    SKU: 1460 Category:

    Scientific name: Plectranthus amboinicus

    Family: Lamiaceae

    Origin: S Africa and India

    Medicinal use: Oregano is an excellent seasoning to dress any type of meat, broths, soups and even provides an exquisite taste to stews of beans, peas, lentils, chickpeas and other grains. As an aromatic, seasoning and culinary plant, Cuban or French oregano has multiple applications in traditional and modern cuisine. In traditional medicine, the decoction of fresh leaves is used in respiratory conditions as a bronchodilator and in common colds, as a digestive.

    13 in stock

  • Mint, Chocolate

    Culinary Garden 1,900.00
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    Mint, Chocolate

    1,900.00

    SKU: 1355 Category:

    Scientific name: Mentha × piperita

    Family: Lamiaceae

    Origin: Europe and C Asia

    Medicinal use: Mint is used both fresh and dry as it does not lose its aroma. In the kitchen it is usually used to accompany lamb, cucumber salads, new potatoes, seafood, peas They have a mixed aroma and flavor of chocolate and mint, and it is authentic, it seems that you are eating a mint bonbon, which makes it in the perfect herb to flavor our desserts.

    44 in stock

  • Mint, Corsican

    Culinary Garden 1,900.00
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    Mint, Corsican

    1,900.00

    SKU: 1370 Category:

    Scientific name: Mentha requienii

    Family: Lamiaceae

    Origin: Italy

    Medicinal use: It can be used in gardening as a bedding plant, giving a pleasant minty smell when stepped on. This plant is also used in cooking, the most famous of which is the mint cream flavor. It is sometimes said to have a smell similar to pennyroyal. M requienii, along with pennyroyal, is thought to be one of the best species to use as a companion to brassicas such as broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, etc.

    6 in stock

  • Lemon balm

    Culinary Garden, Essential Oil garden, Medicinal Garden 1,900.00
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    Lemon balm

    1,900.00

    Scientific name: Melissa officinalis

    Family: Lamiaceae

    Origin: Mediterranean and S Europe

    Medicinal use: Its leaves are often used to give aroma and flavor to both hot and cold tea. The leaves are also used to flavor dishes as a substitute for lemon peel. The fresh leaves give a lemony flavor to salads, soups, sauces, herb vinegars, game and fish (especially in Spain), and are an ingredient in Agua del Carmen, Liquors such as Benedictine and Chartreuse and cordials of vina.

    87 in stock