PLANTS

However varied they may be, all plants demand a lot of attention : perhaps the technical names of Alder Buckthorn, Common Sage, Chamomile, Black Psyllium or Horse Chestnut mean nothing to you, however, they are amongst the numerous medicinal and aromatic plants which surround us.
For each of the 40 species we cultivate, we identify :

• the scientific name (genus, species eg : Fumaria officinalis)
• the part of the plant that is used (root, leaf, seed, and so on)
• the active ingredients sought
• the soil and climatic conditions required
• implantation : sowing or planting
• vegetative development (mechanical harvesting possible !)
• the harvesting stage
• the potential yield

860 other dried plants are supplied throughout the world (in over 60 countries) and we offer around 1,500 catalogue entries.

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