Balm of Gilead Plant
“Cedronella Canariensis”
Plant Availability: Early Spring - Late Summer
Pot Size: 1L
Benefits
Balm of Gilead has been traditionally used to soothe digestive discomfort, promote relaxation, and alleviate muscle spasms. Its insect-repelling properties make it a natural choice for pest control, and its leaves can be used as a culinary flavoring. Additionally, infused oils and salves derived from Cedronella canariensis may provide relief for minor skin irritations and used to open up the lungs when congested. In aromatherapy it can be calming and mood-enhancing.
Growing Conditions:
Season: All Year / Hardy perennial
Soil: Rich and well draining
Watering: Keep moist but not wet, water often in Summer
Position: Part shade to full sun
Fertilising: Compost, Manure, Liquid feed
Use: You can prepare Cedronella canariensis as a herbal tea, for topical applications, as a culinary flavoring, or as a natural insect repellent in your garden, with potential benefits including digestive relief, relaxation, and insect repellence.
Growing tips: Grows well in containers loves a prune.
“Cedronella Canariensis”
Plant Availability: Early Spring - Late Summer
Pot Size: 1L
Benefits
Balm of Gilead has been traditionally used to soothe digestive discomfort, promote relaxation, and alleviate muscle spasms. Its insect-repelling properties make it a natural choice for pest control, and its leaves can be used as a culinary flavoring. Additionally, infused oils and salves derived from Cedronella canariensis may provide relief for minor skin irritations and used to open up the lungs when congested. In aromatherapy it can be calming and mood-enhancing.
Growing Conditions:
Season: All Year / Hardy perennial
Soil: Rich and well draining
Watering: Keep moist but not wet, water often in Summer
Position: Part shade to full sun
Fertilising: Compost, Manure, Liquid feed
Use: You can prepare Cedronella canariensis as a herbal tea, for topical applications, as a culinary flavoring, or as a natural insect repellent in your garden, with potential benefits including digestive relief, relaxation, and insect repellence.
Growing tips: Grows well in containers loves a prune.
“Cedronella Canariensis”
Plant Availability: Early Spring - Late Summer
Pot Size: 1L
Benefits
Balm of Gilead has been traditionally used to soothe digestive discomfort, promote relaxation, and alleviate muscle spasms. Its insect-repelling properties make it a natural choice for pest control, and its leaves can be used as a culinary flavoring. Additionally, infused oils and salves derived from Cedronella canariensis may provide relief for minor skin irritations and used to open up the lungs when congested. In aromatherapy it can be calming and mood-enhancing.
Growing Conditions:
Season: All Year / Hardy perennial
Soil: Rich and well draining
Watering: Keep moist but not wet, water often in Summer
Position: Part shade to full sun
Fertilising: Compost, Manure, Liquid feed
Use: You can prepare Cedronella canariensis as a herbal tea, for topical applications, as a culinary flavoring, or as a natural insect repellent in your garden, with potential benefits including digestive relief, relaxation, and insect repellence.
Growing tips: Grows well in containers loves a prune.
