Gaia Herbs no longer makes any products using Slippery Elm, due to its "at risk" status on the United Plant...
This well-known culinary and traditional herb is native to Europe and Southwest Asia, but is found growing in almost every...
Spirulina has a history of human consumption in Mexico and in Africa. In Mexico circa 1300 AD the Aztecs harvested...
This plant is native to Europe but has been naturalized in most of the northern hemisphere. The name refers to...
Star Anise was first introduced to Europe in the 17th century and was mainly used there in baked goods and...
Also known as Queen’s Root, Stillingia (Stillingia sylvatica) is native to the southern United States and grows in sandy prairies...
Sweet Annie, Sweet Wormwood, and Annual Wormwood are all common names for this summer annual herb native to Asia. Sweet...
Arborvitae (Tree of Life), are species of Thuja which can grow anywhere from 10 to 200 feet tall. There are...
Thyme has a long history of use that dates back as far as 2750 BC with Sumerian cuneiform tablets suggesting...
Tongkat Ali, also known as Long Jack and Malaysian ginseng, is a shrubby tree native to Southeast Asia, Malaysia and...
Tribulus refers to the spiky fruits from a plant native to Southern Europe, Southern Asia, Africa and Australia. It is...
Triphala is a staple of Ayurvedic (Indian) practice used for well over 2,000 years. It is made from the dried...
