Hydrangea Herbaceous Perennial Research indicates an antioxidant capacity

Research indicates an antioxidant capacity three to four times higher than blueberries

Versatile herb: Used as a tea

improves digestion and relaxes spasms

Let stand for 30 minutes to 2 hours

Calming blends: Combines beautifully with Chamomile Tea and Lemon Balm for a soothing evening blend

Hydrangea Herbaceous Perennial Research indicates an antioxidant capacityHydrangea root (Hydrangea arborescens), also known as Seven Barks, is a traditional Native American herb with a long history of use by the Cherokee people. This dried root produces a mildly sweet, slightly pungent decoction that has been valued in Western herbalism for supporting urinary tract comfort. Not to be confused with common garden hydrangeas, wild hydrangea is a specialty medicinal herb that requires simmering to draw out its beneficial