ENGLISH IVY Leaf Cut

ENGLISH IVY LEAF, Botanical name: Hedera helix l. is well known Loose herbal tea for Home Remedies in Alternative medicine, Traditional medicine and Folk medicine. Medicinal herbs are very effective in healing the most disease, and raising and renewing the body vitality.

Botanical name:  Hedera helix l

Common Names:    Common ivy, true ivy, gum ivy, woodbine, winter-green, winter-grunt, kissos, bergfletta.

Habitat :    English Ivy is a common garden plant that is native to Europe and temperate Asia.

Plant Description:    English ivy is an evergreen climbing vine with glossy, angular leaves. It climbs using fibrous shoots resembling roots which grow along the length of the stem and attaches to surfaces with small disks which cling to the roughness a bark or wall where the ivy climbs. If these shoots find soil, they become true roots.
The English ivy may injure trees upon which it grows by taking nutrients from the trees. At the summit of the tree or wall, the ivy will branch out in a bushy form; the leaves change from their usual five-lobed and angular leaves, becoming ovate with entire margins. The flowers only form where the branches grow above their support and the ivy takes its branching form projecting a foot or two from the climbing stems with flowers at the end of every shoot.
The flowers of English ivy are small clusters of yellowish-green nearly globular umbels. The five petals are broad and short with five stamens.
There is little scent, but the flowers have abundant nectar which provides food for bees in late autumn. The black or deep purple pea-sized berries are smooth and succulent, ripening the following spring, providing birds with food. The evergreen leaves provide winter shelter for birds, and many birds prefer ivy for a nest-building site.
English ivy is very hardy, withstanding frost, as well as urban smoke and the air pollution of manufacturing regions. It lives to a great age, and its stems become woody and may reach considerable size. Ivy trunks often reach a diameter of a foot or more where the plant has climbed over rocks or old buildings

Plant Parts Used :    Leaves and berries.

Plant Part/s We are Selling in this Listing:  LEAF Cut
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Packaging:  Paper envelope PAP 22 / BS EN 26590-1 for nutritional purposes. Thus, the herbs are kept in the best possible way - no contact with light and moisture, with the ability to breathe through the paper.

Country of Origin:  BULGARIA

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