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 Orris Root- Powder (Iris florentina) 2oz loose herbs by Smallflower
For many centuries, people from all over the globe have found fresh herbs to be a gentle yet effective health-enhancing blessing. These are our own hand packed loose herbs, packaged in old world apothecary style, air tight brown paper canisters to keep light and moisture out, and freshness in. Use in teas, tinctures, and elixirs....
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Bulk Herbs: Orris Root
The iris is a group of plants known for their beautiful blooms and their adaptability to an astonishing variety of growing conditions, from the temperate reaches of Oregon to the marshes of Louisiana and even the desert American Southwest. In ancient times the iris was a symbol of power and majesty used as the original scepter. The orris is a group of two species of European iris, cultivated in the region near Florence and sold as "ghiaggiuolo." The rhizomes, resembling ginger, are dug up in August, stripped of their rootlets and bark, and then dried until they have a chalky appearance. Dried orris root smells like violets. Our Orris Root is...
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Bulk Herbs-Orris Root 16 oz (1Lb)
Tribal Herbs strives to provide its customers with the highest quality herbs, spices, and botanicals at the most affordable price. We sell in bulk which helps provide you with great prices and efficient quantities. At Tribal Herbs, our herb supplier's products are harvested at peak potential and are free from harmful herbicides and pesticides. Our products are never fumigated or irradiated. Buying in bulk is the way to go if you are making your own herbal tinctures, teas and infusions....
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Orris Root- Cut (Iris florentina) 2oz loose herbs by Smallflower
For many centuries, people from all over the globe have found fresh herbs to be a gentle yet effective health-enhancing blessing. These are our own hand packed loose herbs, packaged in old world apothecary style, air tight brown paper canisters to keep light and moisture out, and freshness in. Use in teas, tinctures, and elixirs....
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Orris Root Powder 16oz (1 Pound) (Natural)
Orris root is one of the oldest known perfumery and herbal ingredients. Mentioned by authors in antiquity, it was a staple up until this century as a fixative for scent. Made from the root of an iris, it has a subtle violet aroma and was used to isolate the first synthetic violet scent in modern perfumery. Today it is mostly known for its ability to retain fragrance in potpourris and much harder to find. However, it is truly a necessity in any superior cosmetic herbery...
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Orris Root powder 1oz
Orris Root is a term used to describe the roots of the Iris Germania, the Iris Florentina, and the Iris Pallida. While once widely used medicinally, it is now most widely used in the creation of perfume and scented oils. Depending on exactly how it is to be used, Orris Root must first go through a drying period that lasts up to five years or more, making it a sought after resource in the creation of these blends, as it is readily dissolved in water or other such liquid. Within perfume and scented oils, its most commonly used for a gentle base scent. It has also been used to flavor tinctures and syrups, wherein it is said to have a taste nearl...
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Alternative Health & Herbs Remedies Orris Root, 1-Ounce Bottle (Pack of 2)
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Alternative Health & Herbs Remedies Orris Root, Magnolia, 8-Ounce Bottle (Pack of 2)
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Orris Root Powder Organic - 4 Oz,(Starwest Botanicals)
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Orris Root - 60 Cap Bottle Orris Root is the dried root of the beautiful and fragrant iris.... |
We found 66 results:
1: Muira Puama
(Ptychopetalum olacoides)Family: OlacaceaeGenus: PtychopetalumSpecies: olacoidesSynonyms: NoneCommon Names: Muira Puama, potency wood, marapuama, marapama, Muir, muiratam, pau-Homen, potenzholzPhyto e..
2: Mulungu
(Erythrina mulungu)Family: FabaceaeGenus: ErythrinaSpecies: mulungu, cristi-galliSynonyms: Erythrina verna, Corallodendron mulunguCommon names: Mulungu, corticeira, murungu, muchocho, murungo, totocer..
3: Nettle
(Urtica dioica)Family: UrticaceaeGenus: UrticaSpecies: dioicaSynonyms: Urtica galeopsifoliaCommon Names: Nettle, big string Nettle, common Nettle, stinging Nettle, gerrais, isirgan, kazink, nabat the ..
4: Kalawalla
Samambaia - Kalawalla - Calaguala(Polypodium leucotomos, decumanum, aureum)Family: PolypodiaceaeGenus: PolypodiumSpecies: decumanum, leucotomos, aureumSynonyms: Phlebodium decumanum, P. Multi, Chrysop..
5: Sarsaparilla
(Smilax sp.)Family: SmilacaceaeGenus: SmilaxSpecies: officinalis, aristolochiaefolia, glabrous, febrifuga, ornata, regel, japicangaSynonyms: Smilax medicaCommon names: Sarsaparilla, salsaparrilha, kha..
6: Simarouba
(Simarouba bitter glauca)Family: SimaroubaceaeGenre: SimaroubaSpecies: amara, glaucaSynonyms: Quassia simarouba, Zwinger bitter Picraena officinalis, Simarouba medicinalisCommon names: Simarouba, Gavi..
7: Suma
(Pfaff paniculata)Family: AmaranthaceaeGenre: PfaffSpecies: paniculataSynonyms: Hebanthe paniculata, Gomphrena paniculata, G. eriantha, Iresine erianthos, I. paniculata, I. tenuis, Pfaff eriantha, Xer..
8: Tamamuri
(Brosimum acutifolium)Family: MoraceaeTassonimia: Brosimum acutifolium HuberSynonyms: Brosimopsis acutifolia (Huber) Duck., Brosimum acutifolium spp. Duck obovatum., Duck Brosimopsis obovata., Brosimu..
9: Tayuya
(Cayaponia tayuya)Family: CucurbitaceaeGenre: CayaponiaSpecies: tayuyaSynonyms: Cayaponia piauhiensis, C. ficifolia, Bryonia tayuya, Trianosperma tayuya, T. piauhiensis, T. ficcifoliaCommon names: Tay..
10: Ubos
(Spondias mombin)Family: AnacardiaceaeTaxonomy: Spondias mombin L.Synonyms: Spondias lutea, S. aurantiaca, S. axillaris. S Cytherea, S. dubia, S. graveolens, S. glossy, S myrobalanus, S. nigrescens, S..
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