Calendula tea

Calendula tea is healing and nutritious. It can be used for drinking and externally for it's healing properties

Calendula is considered as a wonder herb and can be used internally as well as externally. 🏵 Calendula essential oil carries a vast array of benefits for the skin as it can be used to treat acne, relieve eczema and psoriasis symptoms, and it can also be used to heal wounds. Make sure to do a skin patch test before use. 🏵 Calendula herbal tea may provide antioxidant, antiinflammatory and antifungal healing properties. Make the tea by simply steeping soley the Calendula petals in boiling…

Its is so easy to Grow and Make your own Calendula Tea! Learn how to Sow, Grow and Harvest Calendula flowers for a Natural Healing Tea. Turn this sunny flower..

This calendula lemonade is a refreshing treat with added immune-boosting benefits. You can use a sweetener other than honey if you like, just remember that many sweeteners will need to be dissolved into warm water first. And store-bought lemon juice isn't nearly as delicious, but will work in a pinch! If you really don't care to squeeze a bunch of lemons, but want that fresh taste, use a little bit of both store-bought and fresh squeezed.

Learn how to make Calendula tea with dried or fresh flowers, hot or iced, including a sun tea method. These gentle blossoms are soothing!

Make yourself a cup of calendula tea! The anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antimicrobial benefits of calendula are great for digestion.

From its impressive immune-boosting benefits to its time-honored wound-healing properties, when it comes to what-ails-you there's no better remedy than freshly brewed calendula tea. I've had calendula in my garden for over 10 years and