Dried Flowers

Calendula - Calendula officinalis

Calendula, commonly known as marigold, is an annual flower native to the northern Mediterranean countries. Lotions, salves and creams prepared from the golden yellow to orange-red flowers, are used to soothe cuts, scrapes, burns and bruises.

Chamomile Flowers, German - Matricaria recutita

German Chamomile is an annual flower native to Europe and Asia and it has been successfully introduced to temperate regions throughout the world. This herb is used as a soothing tea, in shampoos and conditioners for light colored hair, in skin care creams and lotions and relaxing bath blends.

Jasmine Flowers - Jasminum officinale

Jasmine is a genus of very fragrant flowering shrubs and vines native to the tropical regions of Europe, Asia and Africa. Along with its popularity in aromatherapy and perfumery, it is also popular as an herbal tea, alone or mated with green or black tea.

Lavandin Flowers - Lavandula x intermedia

Lavandin is a hybrid plant, the result of a natural cross-pollination of true lavender and spike lavender. The flowers have a woody, spicy-green, floral aroma with a hint of camphor. The color is a deeper blue than the grey-blue of true lavender. Lavandin is a popular substitute for true lavender in potpourris and herbal crafts.

Lavender Flowers - Lavandula angustifolia

Lavender contains a sweet-smelling essential oil that is the most popular aromatherapy oil in the world. Soothing, calming and balancing, lavender is used in all types of personal care and aromatherapy products. Note that while lavender flowers are often mixed with lavandin (or in some cases lavandin is sold as lavender), these are true lavender flowers, tested with gas chromatography to insure 100 percent purity.

Roses - Rosa centifolia, Rosa gallica

Prized for it's delicate beauty and intoxicating fragrance, rose buds and petals are a staple of potpouri blends and sachets.

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