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Herbal tea 🌼 Calendula Overview Calendula (Calendula officinalis), also called pot marigold, has been used in European, Mediterranean, and Ayurvedic traditions for centuries. It is celebrated for its bright golden petals and versatile applications in teas, salves, and culinary preparations. ⸻ ✨ Benefits & Traditional Uses • Skin & Soothing Properties: Traditionally infused in oils and teas for its ability to calm minor skin irritations and promote overall skin comfort. • Digestive Support: Know

3 Ways to Use Calendula (Pot marigold) 🌼 Calendula is one of my go-to flowers for the vegetable garden as they are easy to grow, come back every year and are great companions for many other plants, drawing pollinators and predatory insects into the garden. 🌼🐝 However, they also have many culinary and medicinal uses… Every season I save and dry some of the petals, and I really enjoy making a simple herbal tea by infusing petals in hot water, providing beneficial antioxidants and anti inflammat