Betony officinalis – Organic

Betonica officinalis

4.19$

Officinal betony (Betonica officinalis) is a perennial herbaceous plant appreciated for its medicinal and ornamental qualities. Originally from Europe, it flourishes particularly in meadows and forests. With its erect stems and lanceolate leaves, betony is easily recognizable when in flower, revealing dense spikes of purple-pink flowers in mid to late summer. One of the most notable characteristics of this plant is its appeal to pollinators. Bees, butterflies and other foraging insects are attracted in large numbers by its rich nectar and bright colors, contributing to the biodiversity of the surrounding ecosystem.

Betony is also known for its medicinal properties. Used since Antiquity to treat various ailments such as digestive disorders and inflammation, it continues to be a plant of choice in contemporary natural pharmacy. With its multiple uses and its role in preserving biodiversity, betony is a multi-faceted plant that deserves our full attention.

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Officinal betony (Betonica officinalis) is a perennial herbaceous plant appreciated for its medicinal and ornamental qualities. Originally from Europe, it flourishes particularly in meadows and forests. With its erect stems and lanceolate leaves, betony is easily recognizable when in flower, revealing dense spikes of purple-pink flowers in mid to late summer. One of the most notable characteristics of this plant is its appeal to pollinators. Bees, butterflies and other foraging insects are attracted in large numbers by its rich nectar and bright colors, contributing to the biodiversity of the surrounding ecosystem.

Betony is also known for its medicinal properties. Used since Antiquity to treat various ailments such as digestive disorders and inflammation, it continues to be a plant of choice in contemporary natural pharmacy. With its multiple uses and its role in preserving biodiversity, betony is a multi-faceted plant that deserves our full attention.

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