Calendula Salve volume:250 ml The Algonquian ate the leaves

The Algonquian ate the leaves for their alterative properties and also used them externally as a poultice

Peppermint or Yarrow

only reaching up to fifteen feet on the rare occasion it grows erect

Blue Cohosh is a woodland plant in the same family as Barberry Root

The Myrrh tree produces fruit is similar to a small plum with a fleshy outside and a seed in the middle

Calendula Salve volume:250 ml The Algonquian ate the leavesCalendula was used in Mediterranean countries since the 12th century although now it grows and is used by herbalists all over the world. Calendula works on topical skin irritation or wounds caused by damp heat. Calendula tends to be slightly drying and cooling but the resins in the plant also make it slightly warming. It has been used topically for skin conditions that are red, inflamed and sometimes oozing. Throughout history Calendula has been used