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Turmeric

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Growing Zones • USDA Zones: Turmeric is a tropical plant that thrives in zones 8–11. • In zones 8–9, it may die back in winter but return if mulched well. • In zones 7 and colder, it’s best grown in pots or containers and overwintered indoors. 🌱 Growing in the Ground vs. in Pots • In the ground (warm zones 8–11): • Needs rich, loose, well-draining soil. • Prefers partial to full sun (but not scorching). • Plant rhizomes about 2–3 inches deep. • Takes 8–10 months to mature. • In pots (cooler zones or small spaces): • Use a deep, wide container (12–18 inches). • Potting mix should be loamy with compost. • Easier to bring indoors when temps drop below 55°F (13°C). • Keep soil consistently moist but not soggy. 🌿 Health Benefits of Turmeric Powerful Anti-Inflammatory & Healing Agent Turmeric reportedly “calms down outsized inflammatory responses” affecting nerves, joints, and the brain. 2. Circulation Booster & Blood Support turmeric increases blood supply to areas with sluggish circulation, which is especially helpful for chronic histamine reactions or “toxic blood.” 3. Cardiovascular & Cancer Benefits The combination of curcumin and manganese is said to help lower bad cholesterol, raise good cholesterol, inhibit tumors and cysts, and may act as a general cancer preventive. 4. Support for Fatigue & Neurological Issues turmeric as especially helpful for conditions like ME/CFS, mysterious brain pressure, dizziness, headaches, blurry vision, confusion, severe anxiety, and panic. 5. Usage Methods & Recipes • Juice or grated fresh: Add turmeric to salads, broth, or juice combos like turmeric-ginger shots. • Turmeric-Ginger Shots: A recipe combining fresh turmeric juice, ginger juice, garlic juice, and orange juice—specifically crafted to boost immunity and clear congestion—with flexible ingredient proportions. 6. General Recommendations Turmeric is portrayed as a “natural wonder” with anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antiseptic, and even anti-depressant properties. It’s claimed to benefit digestion, liver, respiratory health, immune system, menstrual regulation, cognition, autoimmune issues, blood purification, skin health, and more.

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The spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum)

The spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) Typically grown indoors as houseplants but can thrive outdoors in USDA hardiness zones 9–11. Here’s more detail: Outdoors in Zones 9–11 • These zones have mild winters, where temperatures usually don’t drop below 20–30°F (-6 to -1°C). • In these areas, spider plants can grow year-round outdoors in shaded or semi-shaded locations. Cooler Zones (Below 9) • In zones 8 and below, spider plants must be brought indoors or protected during colder months, as frost will damage or kill them 1. Air Purification: Spider plants are excellent at filtering indoor air pollutants, including carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, and xylene. NASA’s Clean Air Study recognized them for improving air quality. 2. Oxygen Production: They release oxygen and can help increase indoor oxygen levels, creating a fresher and healthier environment. 3. Humidity Booster: Spider plants release moisture into the air through transpiration, which can help combat dryness, especially in air-conditioned or heated spaces. 4. Stress Reduction: Research suggests that having greenery indoors, like spider plants, can reduce stress and promote relaxation. 5. Pet-Friendly (Mostly): Spider plants are non-toxic to pets, though cats are often drawn to them, so monitoring is still advised to prevent overeating. 6. Low Maintenance: Spider plants are highly adaptable and thrive even in less-than-ideal conditions, making them perfect for busy or first-time plant owners.

$8.00 / Each/Unit

The Villages, FL

herb

Cuban oregano(Plectranthus amboinicus),Spanish thyme, Mexican mint order

Cuban oregano (Plectranthus amboinicus), also known as Spanish thyme, Mexican mint, or Indian borage, is a robust, aromatic herb widely used in culinary and medicinal applications. Despite its name, it is not a true oregano but belongs to the mint family (Lamiaceae). It is prized for its strong flavor and hardy nature. Growing Zones • Thrives in USDA Zones 9-11. • Can be grown indoors as a potted plant in colder regions. Care Requirements 1. Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade. 2. Soil: Well-drained soil, preferably sandy or loamy. 3. Watering: Allow the soil to dry between waterings. Overwatering can cause root rot. Key Features 1. Appearance: • Succulent, thick, fuzzy leaves with scalloped edges. • Leaves are light green with a velvety texture. • Grows as a low shrub, typically 1–2 feet tall. 2. Flavor Profile: • Strong, pungent aroma with a combination of oregano, thyme, and sage notes. • Used sparingly in dishes due to its intense flavor. 3. Growth Habits: • Fast-growing and drought-tolerant. • Prefers warm, tropical, and subtropical climates. Culinary Uses • Used to flavor soups, stews, meat dishes, and stuffing. • Pairs well with robust flavors like pork, lamb, and fish. • Can be used fresh or dried. Medicinal Uses • Known for its antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. • Traditionally used for respiratory issues, sore throat, and digestive ailments.

$10.00 / Each/Unit

The Villages, FL