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Calendula

Calendula

$15.00Price
$15.00 per 100 Grams

Calendula officinalis. Calendula, Family: Asteraceae/CompositeCalendula is a wonderful herb to use both topical & internally. Tropical it is used as a salve for sores, burns, and infections.Internally has a tea, it helps aid in digestion and helps with cleaning the lymphatic system from old infections.

  • General Guidelines for Storing Dried Herbs

    No matter the herb, a few golden rules apply to storing dried botanicals:

    • Keep them out of direct light – Sunlight degrades volatile oils and fades color.

    • Use airtight containers – To prevent moisture and air exposure.

    • Store in a cool, dry place – Avoid humid kitchens or bathrooms.

    • Label everything – Include common name, botanical name (if you know it)

    Glass jars (like mason jars) with tight-fitting lids are ideal. For long-term storage or sensitive herbs, consider tinted amber or cobalt blue jars to block light. You can also use paper bags, tins, or compostable pouches—just make sure they’re stored in a dry, dark space.

  • Return & Refund Policy

    At Elder Blossom Orchard, we want you to feel confident when ordering from us. Because many of our products are botanical, herbal, and consumable goods, we take extra care when handling returns to protect the quality and safety of our products.

  • Shipping Info

    At Elder Blossom Orchard, we carefully package each order to ensure your botanical products arrive safely and in excellent condition.

  • General Guidelines for Storing Dried Herbs

    No matter the herb, a few golden rules apply to storing dried botanicals:

    • Keep them out of direct light – Sunlight degrades volatile oils and fades color.

    • Use airtight containers – To prevent moisture and air exposure.

    • Store in a cool, dry place – Avoid humid kitchens or bathrooms.

    • Label everything – Include common name, botanical name (if you know it), and date of harvest.

    Glass jars (like mason jars) with tight-fitting lids are ideal. For long-term storage or sensitive herbs, consider tinted amber or cobalt blue jars to block light. You can also use paper bags, tins, or compostable pouches—just make sure they’re stored in a dry, dark space.

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