Herbal flowers

Medicinal flowers with powerful healing properties—learn how to identify, harvest, and use them in teas, salves, and natural remedies.

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Herbal tea flowers are beneficial to grow for many health reasons. They are also attractive flowers to grow. Roses, lavender, and zinnias are just a few flowers that can be used to make herbal tea with. Click on the pin to read more about 7 herbal tea flowers. #teaflowers

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Medicinal herbs are easy to grow in your backyard or your herb garden. Many of these herbs are also flowering plants that attract beneficial insects to your garden, acting as natural pest control. Then, you can harvest the herbs and use them for herbal remedies all winter!

Edible flowers are not only meant to increase the visual appeal of the dish, rather many of them are loaded with medicinal values, which can help boost your immunity and metabolism. Take a look at these 8 flowers that you should add to your teas.