St. Benedict's herb (Geum Urbanum L), dried herb, Bilkaria, 30 g

St. Benedict's herb
Geum Urbanum L.
Other names: Wood avens, herb Bennet, Colewort

Perennial herbaceous plant with a short horizontal rhizome. The stem is 30-70 cm high, slightly fibrous. The basal leaves are intermittently pinnately lyre-shaped, close together in a rosette. The stem leaves are triple, with short stalks or the upper ones are three-part. The flowers are light yellow. 10-15 mm in diameter. It blooms from May to August.

It is distributed in bushes and shady forests, forest meadows, along forest paths, in the villages near fences, in yards and desolate places from the lowlands to 1500 m above sea level throughout Bulgaria.

St. Benedict's herb - dried herb

Application: as an aid in skin inflammations, periodontitis, leukorrhea, etc.

Method of preparation: For external use only! Pour 1 teaspoon of the herb with 500 ml of hot water. Allow to cool and strain. The resulting mixture is used for compresses, rinses, irrigation of tampons and more.

Packing: 30 g