This herbal tea contains Golden Rod (Solidago) a herb in a group of about 100 flowering plants in the family Asteraceae. Golden Rods are mainly perennial and native to North America. They were brought into Europe and other parts of the world in the 18th Century and today, are commonly found in meadows, fields and ditches.
A.Vogel Golden Rod Herbal Tea makes a refreshing drink and contains golden rod, birch leaves, knotgrass, horsetail and wild pansy. It is packed with natural flavours and will help cleanse and refresh your system from the inside, helping to remove impurities from the body.
Directions for use:
Allow one herbal tea bag per person. Infuse with freshly boiled water.
Ingredients:
Goldenrod, Birch leaves, Knotgrass, Horsetail and Wild pansy.
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