3oz California Juniper. Fresh cut bundle of plant. Wild foraged on the Pacific Crest Trail in Walker Pass, Ca Native people in North America used Juniper extensively, and many still do today. For instance, Apache tribes used various species to relieve seizures, for colds and coughs, and to aid in childbirth. Cree people used it to lower a fever, to ease lung infections and toothaches, and to relieve kidney troubles The seeds in the cones are very difficult to germinate. When the wood is cut, a distinctive cedar smell is present. Always be mindful of possible allergies and do your own research.Consult your doctor with concerns.Not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. Desert Wild Teas accepts no liability and shall not be held responsible for any injuries, damages, or losses resulting from the use of products purchased from this shop. Purchasing shop products signifies your acceptance of this statement and releases Desert Wild Teas from all liability. *Please feel free to message me with any questions or requests. Message me for discount bulk orders.

California Juniper (Juniperus Californica) • Wild foraged in the Mojave Desert Mountains

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Set of 3 Plant Bundle *Rosemary fresh cut bundle of plant. &nbsp;Grown at 5000ft. next to&nbsp;Pacific Crest Trail in the Mojave Desert.&nbsp; *Creosote Bush, Wild harvested Chaparral fresh cut bundle of plant &nbsp;Creosote is the smell of desert rain. &nbsp;Wild foraged in the Mojave Desert mountains. Fresh cut.&nbsp; *Pinyon Pine Needles fresh cut bundle of plant &nbsp;Brew and serve hot or cold to enjoy the benefits of this refreshing and invigorating tea. Or use in balms, salves, candles, &amp; tinctures. Always be mindful of possible allergies and do your own researchConsult your doctor with concerns.Not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. Desert Wild Teas accepts no liability and shall not be held responsible for any injuries, damages, or losses resulting from the use of products purchased from this shop. Purchasing shop products signifies your acceptance of this statement and releases Desert Wild Teas from all liability. *Please feel free to message me with any questionsWild foraged in Walker Pass, Ca

Pinyon Pine, Rosemary & Creosote Bush Bundle of 3

3oz Mormon Tea twigs bundle Wild foraged on the Pacific Crest Trail in Walker Pass, Ca Mormon Tea is mainly woody and a dense bush made of long green twigs. They may yellow somewhat with age. It is native to the western United States, where it is a member of varied scrub, woodland, and open habitats. Nodes along the twigs are marked by the tiny brown ridges which are the plant's leaves. As an antiseptic its been used for centuries by Native Americans to treat syphilis and urinary tract infections as well as a topical dressing for wounds.&nbsp;It’s extremely high levels of calcium and phosphorus make the fresh tea useful for mood enhancement as well as helping osteoporosis, many skin conditions and allergic reactions. Navajos, Paiutes and other tribes have used the mature crushed stems for a yellowish green dye. Today it is a favorite among many tea drinkers for its subtle but distinctive character and pleasant energetic effect Always be mindful of possible allergies and do your own research.Consult your doctor with concerns.Not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. *Please feel free to message me with any questions or requests! Desert Wild Teas accepts no liability and shall not be held responsible for any injuries, damages, or losses resulting from the use of products purchased from this shop. Purchasing shop products signifies your acceptance of this statement and releases Desert Wild Teas from all l

Mormon Tea

3 oz Pinyon Pine Needles. Bundle of fresh plant. Brew and serve hot or cold to enjoy the benefits of this refreshing and invigorating tea. Or use in balms, salves, candles, &amp; tinctures. Wild foraged on the Pacific Crest Trail in Walker Pass, Ca Indians chewed and swallowed the needles of the Pinyon Pine Tree as medicine for the cure of syphilis.Used frequently as a tea made of the twigs &amp; needles. Native American tribes would eat the inner bark of the Pine as a food source when all other food was scarce. The Iroquois would use the resin from this plant, while mixing it with beeswax, to seal their canoes. Other Native Americans would boil the bark and then apply the liquid to wounds. Directions for Tea:Chop the needles lightly, and put into a sieve. Pour boiling water over them, or boil them in water and strain. Let steep for at least 51 10 minutes, covered. More Uses:Make a salve with olive oil, coconut oil, beeswax, &amp; Pine needles. Pine salve helps treat dry skin, sores, skin infections, minor cuts, sunburns, insect bites and a variety of other skin conditions. The scent of the cream is said to have healing powers as well. The cream can be used for massaging cream for relaxation or a rub for aching and sore muscles. Always be mindful of possible allergies and do your own researchConsult your doctor with concerns.Not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. Desert Wild Teas accepts no liability and shall not be held responsible for any injuries, damages, or losses resulting from the use of products purchased from this shop. Purchasing shop products signifies your acceptance of this statement and releases Desert Wild Teas from all liability. *Please feel free to message me with any questions

Singleleaf Pinyon Pine (Pinus monophylla)

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