Medicinal Plants

The flowers appearing in fields as red carpets are called corn poppies or gossip roses. The poppy belongs to the poppy family (Papaveraceae) and has the botanical name Papaver rhoeas. It takes place in different areas

The citrus root is a plant from the ginger family that is native to Southeast Asia. The dried root of the plant is mainly used as a medicine in China and Japan. It is also in traditional European medicine

Perlargonium sidoides roots are the name given to the root extract of a South African Perlargonia species, which has always been used in African folk medicine to treat various symptoms. C. H. Stevens transferred at the beginning of the 20th century

Meadow sorrel was mentioned in ancient times. It was used as a medicinal and edible plant from the earliest times. Long forgotten, it is becoming more important again in the present.

Purslane (Portulaca oleracea) is a plant that is widespread worldwide in temperate climates. It belongs to the genus of purslane and is used as a salad, vegetable, spice and medicinal herb. Above all, it provides a lot of vitamin C.

The passion flower (Latin Passiflora) is a climbing plant native to the warmer regions of America. The species Passiflora incarnata is used as a medicinal plant, the leaves and stems of which are drunk as tea. The plant works against nerves

The butterbur is an ancient medicinal plant whose analgesic, antispasmodic and anti-inflammatory effects were already used in ancient times. In the Middle Ages it was even used against the plague because of its sweat-inducing effect. Your head

The so-called real black cumin (lat. Nigella sativa) belongs to the buttercup family and, contrary to its name, has nothing to do with the well-known spice caraway or cumin. The black cumin is best known

The hawthorn is found almost exclusively in the northern hemisphere. Its many hundreds of genera grow in the temperate climates of Europe, Asia and North America.

The evening primrose or common evening primrose originally comes from North America and was introduced to Europe in the 17th century. At first it was only considered an ornamental plant, later its healing powers were discovered, especially with regard to skin care and skin diseases

The flowers that appear in fields as red carpets are known as poppies or gossips. The poppy belongs to the poppy family (Papaveraceae) and has the botanical name Papaver rhoeas. It takes place in different areas

The citrus root is a plant from the ginger family that is native to Southeast Asia. The dried root of the plant is mainly used as a medicine in China and Japan. It is also in traditional European medicine

Perlargonium sidoides roots are the name given to the root extract of a South African Perlargonia species, which has always been used in African folk medicine for various symptoms. C. H. Stevens transferred at the beginning of the 20th century

Meadow sorrel was mentioned in ancient times. It was used as a medicinal and edible plant from the earliest times. Long forgotten, it is becoming more important again in the present.

Purslane (Portulaca oleracea) is a plant that is widespread worldwide in temperate climates. It belongs to the genus of purslane and is used as a salad, vegetable, spice and medicinal herb. Above all, it provides a lot of vitamin C.

The passion flower (Latin Passiflora) is a climbing plant native to the warmer regions of America. The species Passiflora incarnata is used as a medicinal plant, the leaves and stems of which are drunk as tea. The plant works against nerves

The butterbur is an ancient medicinal plant whose analgesic, antispasmodic and anti-inflammatory effects were already used in ancient times. In the Middle Ages it was even used against the plague because of its sweaty effect. Your head

The so-called real black cumin (lat. Nigella sativa) belongs to the buttercup family and, contrary to its name, has nothing to do with the well-known spice caraway or cumin. The black cumin is best known

The hawthorn is found almost exclusively in the northern hemisphere. Its many hundreds of genera grow in the temperate climates of Europe, Asia and North America.

The evening primrose or common evening primrose originally comes from North America and was introduced to Europe in the 17th century. At first it was only considered an ornamental plant, later its healing powers were discovered, especially with regard to skin care and diseases