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Used for over 4,000 years, as an antidote for snake bites, thought to have magical properties, and even used for embalming in Ancient Egypt.

Used in the Middle Ages for medicinal purposes and to flavour food and wine.

Esteem, health and longevity. The herb of Zeus and Jupiter.

Sourced from: The Mediterranean

A medicinal herb with a long history of use for respiratory, inflammation and digestive issues. Hyssop infused wine was drank by the Romans as a digestive aid. Mentioned as a purifying herb in the bible.

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Records indicating the use of nettle are plentiful throughout European and Asian history. Widespread use is recorded as far back as the Late Bronze Age, or between 1570 and 1200 BCE, and continues today.

According to Greek mythology, Mentha was a nymph who was followed by Pluto. Pluto’s wife became jealous and trod her into the ground, so Pluto made her into a herb to be enjoyed. Used medicinally through history.

Turbulent love. The plant of Jupiter.

Used heavily for ancient rituals and ceremonies. Thought to ward off the plague and evil spirits in the Middle Ages. Burned in French hospitals during the world wars to cleanse the air.

Constancy, fidelity, loyalty, devotion and memory. The herb of Aries.

Our ancient ancestors would bathe in skullcap leaves to remove disharmony. Used as a nervous system tonic in 19th century and historically used to treat depression, panic attacks, ‘hysteria’ and nervous heart conditions.

Used as far back as the Ancient Egyptians for embalming, but commonly used through history for medicinal properties, spiritual rituals and cooking.

Courage, activity, spontaneous emotion.

UK, ethically grown, chemical-free.