Calendula flower benefits

Calendula benefits & uses are almost limitless. What is calendula and why you want this amazing flowering herb in your garden or flower beds!

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Calendula oil is an easy-to-make, versatile and potent addition to any home medicine cabinet. It can be used topically for cuts and scrapes due to its anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory properties, but it's also useful internally.

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

A hot cup of this soothing calendula flower tea is full of anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and antibacterial qualities that are great for digestive health. Enjoy it hot or iced, and if desired, sweeten with a little honey or maybe some <a href="https://www.botanyculture.com/how-to-make-lavender-simple-syrup/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">lavender honey syrup</a>!

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Calendula oil may be one of the easiest products you can make and use from this versatile and medicinal plant.

Calendula benefits are numerous, and especially for the skin, thanks to its rich yellow and orange flavonoid and carotenoid content.

Calendula Hydrosol is a natural floral water extracted from the beautiful Calendula flower through a steam distillation process.