Calendula, though commonly referred to as pot marigolds, are not true marigolds, but like marigolds are part of the daisy family. Calendulas are native to Mediterranean countries and parts of Europe ...

At the end of spring planting seasons, many nurseries discount unsold or wilted plants. I cannot resist the urge to bring home one or two plants, revivable and in need of rescue. It is a good time to ...

Marigolds may not be high on the list of exotic flowers, but the healing oil that comes from the flower started making an impact on natural skin remedies centuries ago. Used primarily as an herbal ...

As ladies, we tend to have a natural love for flowers. They make for the perfect gift, have a way of saying I love you or I’m sorry, and they brighten up any room simply just by being. More than just ...

Kesar or saffron adds natural colour and aroma to your dishes. It also promotes glowing skin. Violet contains vitamin A and C, which benefits skin health. Calendula flowers contain anti-inflammatory ...

Marigold is a flower of “Dussehra”. Its fiery yellow, orange, and red hues are often associated with joy, optimism, hope, and abundance. It also symbolises grief and mourning. Many cultures associate ...

Mix two tablespoons of calendula flower powder with one tablespoon of cold raw milk. Apply it to your face and rinse it off after 20 minutes. Mix one tablespoon of dried calendula powder and half a ...

Here are 10 medicinal flowers to grow in your own garden at home. There are numerous medicinal flowers and their uses are varied, but they all add a splash of color and beauty to the garden. We value ...