300 Dandelion Herb Seeds Pure Organic Heirloom Grown in USA Healthy Medicinal

Description: Dandelion Seeds (Taraxacum officinale) Organic Home Grown Seeds Very Easy to Grow! All my seeds are produced from flowers that were open pollinated and organically home-grown in Illinois, USA. -- (Guaranteed No pesticides, Non-GMO, and NOT from China.) Seeds are sorted for viability and germination tested prior to the current season. Majority Germination guaranteed if kept moist and standard growing instructions are followed. Ordering Info: You will receive: 1/16 rounded tsp. Organic Wild Dandelion Seeds = >300 Seeds average without wisps/fluff. If you order more than one, I will multiply the amount of seeds only. I will only divide them into separate packets as needed. You are welcome to message me with a request for a specific amount of labeled packets/envelopes. To keep the cost down I use a standard 1st class Letter envelope; therefore I cannot provide a tracking number, unless you order 4 or more. If you are willing to pay more for faster delivery and/or tracking, message me to make that arrangement. **Please allow up to 14 business days for "Snail Mail" to deliver your order after it is "marked as shipped". (Average time = 1 week). ☆ If your order has not arrived within that time, please message me right away. I will declare it to be Lost/Damaged if you haven't received it by 3 weeks after your purchase date. ☆ By that time I will re-send your order at no charge, unless another arrangement is agreed on. No need to open a claim. I am happy to help. Growing Info, Tips & Uses: To plant: lightly tamp, or press, the seeds into the soil surface and water. Germination: 2 weeks Dandelions are very beneficial to butterflies and bees as a source of pollen. This beneficial herb is a durable plant that thrives in most growing conditions. The dandelion is mostly known as a backyard weed, but it has amazing nutrient quality and health promoting properties. Old-timers in the north referred to the dandelion as "spring tonic" because it is the first edible green to grow after a long, cold winter. According to the USDA, the entire plant is edible, and all parts can be used. The Dandelion plant is Loaded with antioxidants & boosts your immune system. They are a surprising source of nutrients. Its leaves and root contain substantial levels of vitamins A, C, D, and B complex as well as iron, magnesium, zinc, potassium, manganese, copper, choline, calcium, boron, silicon, phosphorus, thiamin, riboflavin, beta carotene and fiber. They are actually more nutritious than most of the fruits and vegetables you can buy in the grocery store. **Dandelion Leaves can taste somewhat bitter. Like lettuce, they are best (less bitter) when harvested BEFORE flowering, when the leaves are laying flat with the soil, during their first year. Dandelion can be replanted fresh several times during the growing season. **To improve flavor, keep the planting area consistently moist throughout the season. **If raw dandelion leaves don't appeal to you, they can also be steamed or added to a stir-fry or soup, which can eliminate the bitterness. **The root of the dandelion can be added to any recipe that calls for root vegetables. **The flowers are sweet and crunchy, and can be eaten raw, or breaded and fried, or even used to make dandelion syrup or wine. Popular Uses: Tincture/salve/pultice Dandelion Leaf Tea, Dandelion Root Tea, Dandelion Wine and Syrup, Roasted roots for an herbal coffee replacement, Fried Dandelion Flowers, Raw leaves added to salads and sandwiches. ☆ Healthy food source for pet tortoises and turtles during the winter. ☆To make an immune boosting tea out of the leaves: Boil the leaves with a cinnamon stick, a few cloves, orange peels, honey, and a bit of sugar. “Chopped dandelion root rather than dandelion root powder is most often used to make teas combining dandelion and other herbs. Dandelion root powder is used when diuretic effect is emphasized. ☆Chopped dandelion root can be combined: ...with myrrh to make a poultice for boils and abscesses, ...with honeysuckle flowers to make a tea to be drunk to treat boils and abscesses, ...with skullcap and/or chrysanthemum flowers to make a tea to be drunk to treat sore eyes, ...or with heal-all to treat hard phlegm in bronchitis.” ☆ Dandelions are used: - to treat skin diseases - in teas, tinctures and poultices for abscesses and sores, especially on the breast - to promote lactation ☆ Dandelion Health Claims: ... Supports bile secretion, healthy digestion, and fights constipation. ... Beneficial to liver and gallbladder disorders. ... Increases activity of the pancreas and the spleen. ... May be a useful skincare treatment, esp. for eczema. ... May support healthy bones. ... May help to lose weight. ... Kills cancer cells. ... It helps build energy and endurance. ... It's the herb for low blood pressure. - "The Dandelion herb is one of the best blood purifiers and builders available. It contains all the nutritive salts for the blood. It restores and balances the blood so anemia, that is caused by deficiencies of these blood salts, disappears." - "Dandelion root is one of the best herbal diuretics. It stimulates urination, but also replaces the potassium lost to the increased volume of urine." - Thereby, it helps open urinary passages to clear painful urinary dysfunction, - “Dandelion root and leaf are one of the best liver cleansers because it is mildly chloretic, (that is, an agent for stimulating the release of bile from the liver into the gallbladder). The root of the dandelion has been used traditionally to support the treatment of a variety of liver and gallbladder disorders, especially the incomplete digestion of fats. The release of bile is laxative, and accelerates the breakdown of various steroid hormones, causing an indirect, favorable effect on eczema and other skin conditions. Notes: ☆☆☆Check with your doctor before using this or any herb, especially if you have a liver or gallbladder disorder. *** Reference: "Mountain Rose Herbs" "How To Herb Book"

Price: 3.75 USD

Location: Huntley, Illinois

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