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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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Herbs

Rosemary

Starter plants available in 4 inch pot 🌱 USDA Growing Zones • Hardy in Zones 7–10 as a perennial shrub. • In Zone 6 and colder, it usually won’t survive the winter outdoors but can be grown in containers and overwintered indoors. • In Zones 8–10, rosemary can grow into a large shrub (3–5 ft tall). • In Zone 7, it may survive mild winters if mulched and sheltered. 🌿 Growing Tips • Prefers full sun (6–8 hours daily). • Needs well-drained, sandy or loamy soil (too much moisture = root rot). • Drought-tolerant once established. • Benefits from being pruned regularly to prevent woody stems and encourage bushiness. Health benefits : 1. Brain & Nervous System Support • Enhances memory and cognitive function. • Helps reduce brain fog and mental fatigue. • Protects against neurotoxins and heavy metals that can impair brain function. 2. Detoxification & Liver Support • Assists in flushing out harmful toxins, including heavy metals. • Supports liver and gallbladder health by aiding bile production. 3. Antiviral & Antibacterial Properties • Naturally helps fight off viruses, bacteria, and mold exposure. • Can be used to support the immune system during colds or infections. 4. Circulatory & Heart Health • Improves circulation and oxygenation in the body. • Helps reduce inflammation in blood vessels. 5. Digestive & Gut Healing • Stimulates digestion and helps with bloating and sluggish digestion. • Supports gut microbiome health. 6. Emotional & Spiritual Benefits • Helps clear negative energy and uplift the spirit. • Enhances intuition and mental clarity.

$12.00 / Each/Unit

The Villages, FL

Seeds

Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa), also known as hibiscus or sorrell

10 seeds 🌱 Growing Information • Climate & Zones: • Thrives in warm climates (USDA Zones 9–12) • Can be grown as an annual in cooler zones if started indoors and transplanted after frost. • Needs 6–8 months frost-free to flower and produce calyces. • Soil: Well-drained, sandy loam, slightly acidic (pH 5.5–6.5). • Light: Full sun (6–8 hours daily). • Watering: Moderate; drought-tolerant once established but best with consistent watering. • Growth Habit: Shrub-like, 4–7 ft tall. • Harvest: Calyces (the fleshy red part) are ready about 3–4 weeks after flowering. Leaves can be harvested young. 🌿 Health Benefits Red roselle is rich in antioxidants, vitamin C, and plant acids, giving it both nutritional and medicinal uses. • Blood pressure regulation – Hibiscus tea may help lower systolic and diastolic blood pressure. • Cholesterol support – May reduce LDL (“bad”) cholesterol. • Digestive aid – Acts as a mild diuretic and supports liver health. • Anti-inflammatory & antioxidant – Helps fight oxidative stress. • Immune boost – Vitamin C and polyphenols support immune function. • Weight & metabolism – Some studies suggest it helps regulate blood sugar and fat metabolism. Every part of roselle has uses: • Calyces (red sepals) • Make hibiscus tea (agua de Jamaica) – tart, cranberry-like flavor. • Used in jams, jellies, sauces, syrups, and desserts. • Can be dried and stored for year-round use. • Leaves • Eaten fresh in salads or cooked like spinach (slightly sour, like sorrel). • Added to soups, stews, or curries. • Seeds • Can be roasted and ground into a coffee substitute. • Contain oil used in some traditional cuisines. • Other Uses • Natural red food dye. • Traditional medicine teas for colds, fevers, and digestion.

$4.00 / Each/Unit

The Villages, FL