JASMINE Flower Herbal Tea Gift Culinary ( Jasminum polyanthum)
Freshly dried and whole dried, this floral herb is part of sparkling tea blends. Locally sourced and organic for adaptogen mix and culinary use. Perfect for soothing tea and energy support routines. Gift it as a herbal tea gift with fragrant charm. 
Common Names:         Carya. Jupiters Nuts. (Dutch) Walnoot. (Greek) Carya persica. Carya basilike. (Roman) Nux persica. Nux regia.    
Habitat:        According to Dr. Royle Juglans regia extends from Greece and Asia Minor, over Lebanon and Persia, probably all along the Hindu-Kush to the Himalayas. It is abundant in Kashmir, and is found in Sirmore, Kumdon and Nepal. The walnuts imported into the plains of India are chiefly from Kashmir. Dr. Hooker states that in the Sikkim Himalaya, the Walnut inhabits the mountain slopes at an elevation of 4,000 to 7,000 feet. According to Pliny, it was introduced into Italy from Persia, and it is mentioned by Varro, who was born B.C. 116, as growing in Italy during his lifetime. There is no certain account of the time it was brought into this country. Some say 1562; but Gerard, writing about thirty years later, mentions the Walnut as being very common in the fields near common highways, and in orchards.   
Description:         The tree grows to a height of 40 or 60 feet, with a large spreading top, and thick, massive stem. One accurately measured by Professor du Breuil, in Normandy, was upwards of 23 feet in circumference; and in some parts of France there are Walnut trees 300 years old, with stems of much greater thickness. In the southern parts of England the trees grow vigorously and bear abundantly, when not injured by late frosts in spring.The flowers of separate sexes are borne upon the same tree and appear in early spring before the leaves. The male flowers have a calyx of five or six scales, surrounding from eighteen to thirty-six stamens; whilst the calyx of the female flowers closely envelops the ovary, which bears two or three fleshy stigmas.   
Plant Part/s Used Traditionally:   Shell,Bark, leaves, fruit. 
Country of ORIGIN : BULGARIA
How to Use JASMINE Flower:- Add 1 tsp of dried flowers to tea or desserts.- Steep in hot water for a floral infusion.- Use once per day for aroma.
Benefits:- Highly aromatic, hand-picked jasmine flowers-  Adds elegance to any tea gift or blend-  Organic and freshly dried for purity-  Caffeine-free and gentle in taste-  A floral favorite for vitality teas
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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