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Fir

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PogestemonpatchouliPell Many peoples revered fir as a sacred tree. Several thousand years ago, fir baths were taken to restore strength and improve health, and treat ski ...

Tansy

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CitrusbigaradiaRisso Tansy, a relative of chamomile and daisy, has many popular names. Each of them was not given by chance: wild mountain ash, button grass, nine-strong ...

Pimento tree

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Pimenta officinalis Lindley(clove pepper) Pimento trees grow wild in Jamaica, South Africa and Western India, and over time they began to be cultivated in Cuba and Centr ...

Parsley

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PetroselinumsativumHoffm The homeland of parsley, one of the most popular plants, is the Mediterranean, where to this day it can be seen growing wild. The properties of ...

Petite grain

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CitrusbigaradiaRisso Petitgrain oils are obtained from the branches and leaves of citrus fruits (lemon, orange, bergamot). For some time, the oil was extracted from the ...

Black pepper

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PipernigrumL. Among all the spices used in the world, black pepper is the most popular. The secret of universal recognition lies not only in the spicy spicy taste and fr ...

Patchouli

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PogestemonpatchouliPell Patchouli is another member of the Lamiaceae family. An inconspicuous perennial herbaceous plant reaches 1 m in height. Large feathery leaves exu ...

Naioli

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Malaleycaviridiflora(malaleuca) Naioli, or Malaleuca, like its close relative the tea tree, belongs to the myrtle family. It grows wild in New Caledonia and Austria. The ...

Mint

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MenthapiperitaL. Mint is named after one of the nymphs of Greek mythology. Mint (Minta, Menta), according to legend, was not only wise, she knew the secrets of life and ...

Nutmeg

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MyristicafragransHoutt The fragrant nutmeg, or nutmeg tree, grows wild in the Moluccas. The evergreen tropical tree reaches 20 m in height and has a smooth gray-brown tr ...

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