Medicinal herbs
The grandparents of our founder Tina were gardeners. So it seems to be genetic that for Tina nature and gardening are the perfect balance to the exciting daily corporate life. She has a special interest in medicinal plants. What others see as weeds, she sows, nurtures and cherishes in her garden – even her children know about the healing powers of plants.
here we would like to introduce you to our favourite (medicinal) plants. As you can see from beeskin, nature offers us the best solutions.
Ribwort
One man’s joy is another man’s sorrow. The Encyclopaedia Britannica says “Ribwort and hoary plantain (P. lanceolata and P. media,respectively) are troublesome weeds. ” https://www.britannica.com/plant/ribwort
Chives
Allium schoenoprasum Is one of the classic kitchen herbs, mainly used in egg dishes, salads and numerous dairy products. Chives contains numerous vitamins and secondary
Thyme
Thymus Vulgaris Thyme was already used as a medicinal plant 4,000 years ago. Old records show that the pharaohs of ancient Egypt were already embalmed
keeping herbs fresh
I am sure you are familiar with this problem too: The recipe calls for parsley (or another herb). Usually I buy a small bundle of