Vetiver is a grass and it's name is derived from Tamil name "Vettiver". Vettiver is native to India and both it's leaves and roots have wonderful uses. It's roots are mainly used in home remedies. I always have vetiver root at home. Vetiver root is dried and sold in the markets and they last for quite some time. Since India is a tropical country, we as a nation have always been fond of natural ingredients that keep our body cool and vetiver tops that list, because it is such a natural body cooler.
Vetiver Flower Pot
Vetiver Broom
Vetiver grass is used
in mushroom making, as a roof material and for making handicrafts.
Other main important use of vetiver is the conservation of soil.
The roots of vetiver is very effective in preventing soil erosion.
Vetiver essential oil also has wonderful benefits for treating
ADHD, acne, depression, arthritis, stress, in making perfumes,
etc.
Vetiver root is dried and sold in
the markets and they last for quite some time. Since India is a
tropical country, we as a nation have always been fond of natural
ingredients that keep our body cool and vetiver tops that list,
because it is such a natural body cooler.
We use vetiver root to make vetiver water. This vetiver water can be used for both drinking and as a hair rinse. Vetiver water is very cooling. It helps to cure painful urination, ulcers and bad breath. This aromatic water has a calming effect on the nerves and regular intake of this water helps in general well being and it acts as a blood purifier. Traditionally vetiver water is always made in clay pots.
Widely considered one of the most nutritious greens on
the planet and extemely popular in Mediterrainian cuisine, Swiss
Chard has been bred for centuries by European farmers, with the
earliest crops tracing back to Sicily. Although they are very
closely related to beets, chard is known for its bitter taste and
the reddish color in the stalk often causes it to be confused with
rubarb. Look for our spring crop of Swiss Chard in your local
grocery soon!
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