Calendula

Calendula — Calendula officinalis, also called Pot Marigold — is one of the most versatile and beloved herbs in European herbal medicine, used for over 1,000 years for both internal and external wellness applications. Called "the herb of the sun" by traditional herbalists because its flowers follow the sun throughout the day, Calendula has been a cornerstone of European botanical medicine from medieval monastery gardens to contemporary natural skin care.

Traditional European herbalists used Calendula extensively for skin conditions, wound healing, and digestive wellness. It was a staple in medieval apothecaries. During the American Civil War, Calendula flowers were used in field hospitals to treat wounds. Today it is one of the most widely used herbs in natural skincare and remains a trusted herb for both topical and internal wellness applications.

The herb of the sun. 1,000 years of European tradition.

Brew 10 minutes for internal use. Make infused oil for topical use. Add to salves and creams.

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