Elderberry syrup is a popular and effective remedy during the cold and flu season.
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Elderberry
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A small fast-growing tree with striking white flowers and dark purple berries, this plant is world famous for its immune-boosting properties.
Read MoreMeadow Garlic
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A perennial leafy survivor that thrives in grassy areas and produces edible flowering bulbs.
Read MorePepperweed
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Well known and used in Cuba for ailments related to the kidneys and respiratory issues.
Read MorePine
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Pine trees are a common tree with a host of medicinal and utilitarian uses. There are seven varieties of pine native to Florida and countless more introduced varieties.
Read MoreRosemary Steam Tent
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Rosemary is a great herb for a congestion-breaking herbal steam.
Read MoreSea Oxeye
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A daisy-like salt marsh flower that is common to Florida beaches.
Read MoreViolet
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These small shade-loving plants cover our forest floors in spring and autumn. One of the first flowers of the season, violets have a lot to offer pollinators. As a medicinal herb used for thousands of years, they have a lot to offer us too.
Read MoreViolet Syrup and Alternatives
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Violet syrup is a gentle and tasty way to prepare the herb for medicinal and culinary use. For children, a syrup made from violet flowers is a gentle and sweet-tasting way to relieve a cough or sore throat, or as a mild laxative. The syrup can also be used to sweeten and flavor tea, coffee, baked goods, and countless other yummy things
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