SAFLAX - Rosemary - 100 seeds - Rosmarinus officinalis

SAFLAX - Rosemary - 100 seeds - Rosmarinus officinalis Description

Download our coloured data sheet - See file link belowSAFLAX - Rosemary - 100 seeds - Rosmarinus officinalis The aromatic herbal scent of southern Italy and the ProvenceThe evergreen, bushy ramified Rosemary can easily be recognized through its intense aromatic fragrance and the deep-green, slender and longish leaves that are slightly coiled to prevent withering. From February until June, the plant produces numerous blue-purple coloured blossoms with highly out standing stamens. Rosemary is a popular medicinal herb since ancient times and is cultivated in cloister gardens since the Middle Ages. The leaves have various herbal contents that allow a widespread use in the healing arts. Rosemary is also known in the Chinese traditional medicine with its regulative effects on the Qi. Active agents: In the natural medicine it is internally used for boosting the circulation and against flatulence. With outwardly application, Rosemary stimulates the blood flow and is often used as bath additive. Rosemary wine: Give about 20 to 30 g of the fresh or dried leaves (needles) into one litre of wine and allow it to stand for about five days. After that, you can sieve the brew with a coffee filter to extract the herb from the wine. Two to three tablespoonsful of the wine a day will strengthen the heart and circulation. Relaxation bath: Bring about 100 g of the leaves with three litres of water to boil, let it simmer for about 15 minutes and add it to your bath water after straining. Always grind the Rosemary shortly before usage because the essential oil goes rank rather quickly.Natural location: Rosemary grows in wild variety all over the western and central Mediterranean region, from the coastal areas of Portugal until the Ionian Sea.Cultivation: Seed propagation indoors is possible throughout the year. Just slightly press the seeds onto moist potting compost and put only very little compost earth on top. Cover the seed container with clear film to prevent the earth from drying out, but don't forget to make some holes in the clear film and take it every second or third day completely off for about 2 hours. That way you avoid mold formation on your potting compost. Place the seed container somewhere bright and warm with a temperature between 20C and 25Celsius and keep the earth - for instance with a water sprayer - moist, but not wet. Depending on the propagation temperature, the first seedlings will come up after two to three weeks.Place: Rosemary is best to be kept in a warm and sunny place. During summer, it can also be placed outdoors.Care: Water the plant abundantly during summer, but avoid waterlogging. The best time for pruning would be immediately after blossoming. During winter: Rosemary hibernates best in a bright and cool place indoors at a temperature around 5 to 8 Celsius. Water just enough to keep the roots from drying out.Bonsai ability: NoPicture credits :Due to technical restrictions, the links to the image rights cannot be specified here.15219-rosmarinus-officinalis-seed-package-front-german.jpg - David R. Tribble - CC-BY-SA-3.0saflax-multipicture-german.jpg - Frank Laue - Saflax15219-rosmarinus-officinalis-cultivation-instruction-german.jpg - Frank Laue - Saflax15219-22-Rosmarinus-officinalis.jpg - David R. Tribble - CC-BY-SA-3.0 - - - - - - - - - -