Our first proper Lemon Verbena / Verveine / Cedrón Harvest
Our first proper Lemon Verbena / Verveine / Cedrón Harvest!
21 bushes are ready to be harvested and we started to pick and dry leaves for some trial bags.
This (medical) herb has an incredible citric taste and is mainly used as a digestive tea – it helps to calm down and to dive into recovering sleep. Its citric aromatic extract is often used in cosmetics as well. The fresh leaves are also used for their lemony flavor in salads, fish or poultry dishes, herb butters or pastries.
Lemon Verbena is native to South America, specifically Argentina, Peru and Chile.
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