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Bee propolis is a brownish resinous substance of waxy nature made from a mix of beeswax, resins, sap, botanical compounds, and bee saliva. The word propolis is of Greek origin derived from “pro” … read more

With its yellow, star-shaped flowers and five petals St. John’s wort (Hypericum perforatum) is easily noticeable in sunny, temperate, and well-drained areas of Europe, North and South America, A … read more

Bermuda grass (Cynodon dactylon), also known by other names such as scutch grass, wiregrass, devil’s grass, is a fast-growing type of perennial grass growing in tropical and subtropical areas. T … read more

Like a sunflower, elecampane (Inula helenium) brings joy and positive vibes with its striking appearance. Vibrant and bright yellow flowers with large, terminal heads that go three to four inche … read more

Also known as puncture vine, Tribulus terrestris decorates the meadows and valleys with its five-petal lemon-yellow flowers ranging from four to 10mm in diameter. Native to the Mediterranean reg … read more