Chamomile Flowers, Whole (Matricaria chamomilla) - Dried Herb, Organic volume:100 g The Chrysanthemum was first cultivated

The Chrysanthemum was first cultivated in China as a flowering herb and is described in writings as early as the 15th century BC

Not for long-term use

Externally applied as a poultice for swellings

its leaves are shaped like "mittens"

Its blue-black berries resemble grapes that are edible but very tart

Chamomile Flowers, Whole (Matricaria chamomilla) - Dried Herb, Organic volume:100 g The Chrysanthemum was first cultivatedGerman Chamomile a member of the Asteraceae family is an aromatic plant that has white daisy like flowers and scent reminiscent of apples or pineapple. In fact, the common name "Chamomile" is derived from the Greek word Kamai, which translates to "on the ground" and melon which means apple. Accordingly, the Spanish name Manzanilla, means "little apple". German Chamomile is native to Europe, North Africa, and some parts of Asia. Its been used since