This herb was used by the American Indians and early colonists as a tea. With its spidery white, pink or red flowers borne in late summer, it is one of the showiest of the culinary herbs. The young leaves may be used in salads or as a soothing tea; they can also be used as a stuffing for roast meat. This is a genus of 15 species of perennials or annuals from North America with green, sometimes purple-tinged, veined, aromatic leaves. They are much loved by bees and are used for flavoring te ...(more) 

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Moujean Tea is a loose, informal shrub growing up to 7' high. It is found in the eastern Caribbean islands, where it grows in sunny, rocky outcroppings, semi-protected from steady high winds. This shrub has small, scented leaves. When you brush by it, or crush the leaves, it releases a smell reminsicent of Earl Grey Tea. A decoction of the fragrant leaves, variously described as having the scent and flavor of citrus, vanilla, or pineapple, is used as an herbal tea. The plant has tiny flo ...(more) 

Height: 8-15 ft. Flowers: Late Winter/Early Spring, Late Summer/Early Fall, Blooms repeatedly. Bloom Color: Coral/Apricot, Orange. Foliage: Evergreen, Aromatic, Smooth-Textured. This plant may be attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds. Flowers are VERY fragrant. Sun Exposure: Sun to Partial Shade. Irrigation: Water regularly; do not overwater. This plant is suitable for growing indoors. Propagation: From woody stem cuttings, From softwood cuttings, From semi-har ...(more) 

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Extremely Healthy Plant Cutting- Approx. 4"-6" long Common Names: Mosquito Plant, Deodorizer Plant, Citronella Plant. I have a citronella scented geranium and can readily testify to its virtues as an insect repellant. Fresh leaves, slightly macerated, have been placed on outside windowsills, kept mosquitos at bay even when leaves dried out. When working in the yard, I macerate leaves, rub them on arms and back of neck and flying, biting insects stay away! My plant's get cut back to 5 ...(more) 

Height: 24-36 in. Spacing: 12-15 in. Hardiness: Above freezing. Sun Exposure: Part to Full Sun. Bloom Color: Inconspicuous/none Foliage: Shiny/Glossy-Textured Other details: This plant is suitable for growing indoors. Requires consistently moist soil; do not let dry out between waterings. Very high moisture needs; suitable for bogs and water gardens. Propagation Methods: From herbaceous stem cuttings. Want more Pictures? Click below:  ...(more) 

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This plant can be used same as regular plectranthus amboinicus for culinary use. Has a thymey/oreganoey scent and flavor..... Can be used similarly.... a common spice in tropical and caribbean countries..... Very easy to grow, smells wonderful and looks beautiful. Tender in most places.... bring indoors in winter to grow as house plant. Height: 6-18 in. Sun Exposure: Sun to Partial Shade Bloom Color: Violet/Lavender Bloom Time: Blooms repeatedly Foliage: Grown for foli ...(more) 

This is for two "unrooted" leaf cuttings freshly taken from a well established healthy mother plant on the same day your order is received. This is a P. alba leaf cutting. Psychotria alba is a shrub from the coffee family, Rubiacea. Its has many local names, including Chacruna, Chacrona (from Quechua chaqruy, "to mix"), Rainha Branca (White Queen), etc. Psychotria alba is a perennial shrub which grows to about 7 m tall and 2m wide. Rooting directions: Cultivation from leaf cuttings is t ...(more) 

This is for one well rooted seedling about 3-6" tall. Psychotria alba is a shrub from the coffee family, Rubiacea. Its has many local names, including Chacruna, Chacrona (from Quechua chaqruy, "to mix"), Rainha Branca (White Queen), etc. Psychotria alba is a perennial shrub which grows to about 7 m tall and 2m wide. P. alba can also be used to make aya tea, it also grows MUCH faster then P. viridis and works equally as well! About Psychotria Plants: Psychotria is distributed in t ...(more) 

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Psychotria viridis Psychotria is distributed in the warm and tropical regions of both hemispheres. They are low to tall shrubs or small trees, sometimes epiphytic. Approximately 1,200 species are described, of which about 800 are valid taxa. Classification of Psychotria species is very difficult, even for trained botanists. Skilled shamans often recognize "kinds" of chacruna which are indistinguishable to botanists. Not all species of Psychotria possess psychotropic alkaloids. Some are po ...(more) 

"To say 'fragrant' is utterly inadequate because in bloom the air is suddenly bursting with a sweet powerful scent somewhat like true jasmine, but also punctuated with a strong array of additional aromas including cloves, oriental 5-spice powder and cinnamon!" It is like great wine, complex and delicious. This plant in bloom is the most amazingly aromatic plant we have ever enjoyed. The word fragrance is too weak to describe the power of its unique and unrivaled mixture of scents. How ...(more)