HORSETAIL Herb Sustainably Grown Calming Tea ( Equisetum arvense)
Sustainably grown and wildcrafted, this calming herb supports vegan teas and sleep aid blends. Ideal for herbal tea sets, dried natural mixes, and botanical infusions. Hand-selected for purity, its a go-to in herbalist blends. harmonizing your body naturally with this ancient traditional use. 
Common Names:              Bottlebrush, shave grass, corncob plant, scouring rush, field horsetail, pewterwort, paddock-pipes, Dutch rushes   
Habitat:           Horsetail is native to both North America and Europe. It is one of only a few Equisetum survivors from the dinosaur era. In parts of Northern America, Canada and Europe it is often considered a rather bothersome weed because of its prolific tuber system.   
Description:   Horsetail is a perennial plant of the Equisetaceae or the horsetail plant family. It is a unique plant because it has two very different stems. In the early spring, it grows a stem that looks somewhat like asparagus. Later in the Summer, the stem appears as thin, green and somewhat feathery.General - perennial, spreads extensively by dark-felted rhizomes with tubers; stems hollow, usually erect, die back each year. 2 markedly different types; fertile stems unbranched, appear in early spring, usually thick and succulent, brownish to whitish, 10 - 30 cm tall; sterile stems bottlebrush-like , appear as fertile stalks wither 1-several in clusters, 10 - 50 cm tall; slender, green, 10 - 12 ridged, minutely-roughened; branches simple, first branch segment longer than adjacent stem sheath.Leaves - reduced to small scales, usually fused into sheaths around stems and branches; sheaths of fertile stems have 8 - 12 large, pointed teeth; sheaths of sterile stems green, with 10 - 12 brownish or blackish teeth.Spore Clusters - in long-stalked, blunt-tipped cones at tip of fertile stems   
Plant Part/s Used Traditionally:  The above ground parts of the green Summer shoots are collected and used fresh. The lower dark portion of the stem should be removed before the plant is dried and all discolored parts of the dried herb discarded before it is stored for later use.
Country of ORIGIN : BULGARIA
How to Use HORSETAIL Herb:- Steep gently for a light, grassy-flavored tea.- Use in herbalist blends for mineral support.- Add to botanical sets or sleep tea collections.
Benefits:- Wildcrafted with care for sustainable sourcing- Known for its fine texture and clean taste- Loved in calming and sleep-promoting herbal sets- Popular in vegan and vitality-forward collections- Hand-selected for premium presentation in loose blends
Safety Note: Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before using any herbs, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or have a medical condition. These herbs are intended for general wellness and traditional use only.
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