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Marigold Petals, Orange
Marigold Petals, Orange
50g
Subtle yet crisp astringencies with traces of honey and freshly cut grass. Mild floral flavor of early spring hinting at the wild frangrances yet to come.
Luxury Ingredients: Orange Marigold petals
Small Batch Blended and Packed in: Canada
Tea(s) From: India
Region(s): Kerala
Antioxidant Level: Low
Caffeine Content: None - Caffeine Free
INFORMATION:
Presenting an herbal tisane, blooming with symbolism. Like many flowers, Orange Marigold (Latin: Tagetes Erecta) has a rich history of use for ceremonial, decorative, and medicinal purposes.
In some communities it is said the flower heads were used by the Virgin Mary as a form of currency, hence the name. In Mexico, the flower came to be associated with the spirit world, and traditionally features in the country's Day of the Dead celebrations. According to some practices of magic, marigolds are said to stop gossip and negativity.
This popular edible flower has been used in traditional medicine for millennia. According to some herbalists, tea blended with marigold petals can help alleviate cramping, aid digestion, and support skin health. The flower has been used in ointments, extracts, and infusions for its purported natural antioxidant, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory properties.
A great addition to your floral lineup, orange marigold petals brew into a delicate floral tisane or act as a colorful addition to herbal or tea blends.
Presenting an herbal tisane, blooming with symbolism. Like many flowers, Orange Marigold (Latin: Tagetes Erecta) has a rich history of use for ceremonial, decorative, and medicinal purposes.
In some communities it is said the flower heads were used by the Virgin Mary as a form of currency, hence the name. In Mexico, the flower came to be associated with the spirit world, and traditionally features in the country's Day of the Dead celebrations. According to some practices of magic, marigolds are said to stop gossip and negativity.
This popular edible flower has been used in traditional medicine for millennia. According to some herbalists, tea blended with marigold petals can help alleviate cramping, aid digestion, and support skin health. The flower has been used in ointments, extracts, and infusions for its purported natural antioxidant, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory properties.
A great addition to your floral lineup, orange marigold petals brew into a delicate floral tisane or act as a colorful addition to herbal or tea blends.
Metropolitan Tea Company

