Results 221 - 230 for camphor tree berries.
 | | DRAGON HERBARIUM - Products at a Glance
Agar Agar Powder, Agnus Castus Berries (Chaste Tree), Agrimony, Alfalfa Leaves, Alfalfa Seed ... Sweet, Bay, Benzoin Resin (50%), Bergamot, Birch, Black Pepper, Cajeput, Camphor ... | http://www.dragonherbarium.com/products.htm |
 | | The Hermit's Grove
agnus castus (see chaste tree berries) * agrimony [Agrimonia eupatoria].70 ... camphor [Cinnamomum camphora] 1.45 * caraway seed [Carum carvi].70 ? cardamon seeds [ ... | http://www.thehermitsgrove.org/pl.html |
 | | Biodroga Usa - Glossary - Glossary
CAMPHOR: is obtained from the wood of 40- to 50-year-old camphor trees in Japan and China. ... JUNIPER OIL: is extracted from the dried, ripe berries of the juniper bush by means of ... | http://www.biodrogausa.com/index.php?option=com_glossary&Itemid=33 |
 | | Nature's Healers | Natural Healing With Herbs
Baneberry, White Actaea pachypoda (Berries) Bay Tree Laurus Nobilis (Seeds) ... Camphor Cinnamonum camphora (Oil, consumed in large quantities) Canada Moonseed ... | http://www.natures-healers.com/poisonousplants.htm |
 | | J.O.Y. : Gardening
... of major street trees of Tokyo(ginkgo,sycamore,maple,dog wood,magnolia kobus,camphor tree ... welcome to my yum-yum garden!try kitchengarden and enjoy vesitables,herbs,berries,and ... | http://www.joyjoy.com/E/lite/plant.html |
 | | Key to
Bayberry - Fruit (the berries) of the shrub Myrica cerifera, which is native to eastern ... It is produced by the camphor tree, a laurel family member. 15. Lavender is grown in the ... | http://www.huntington.org/BotanicalDiv/Posters/Civilization.htm |
 | | CellarTracker! DAWGS December 2008
... absolutely firing on all cylinders for this tasting. (94 pts.) 2002 Witness Tree ... Rich nose of berries, currants, camphor and white pepper. Rich berry flavors on the palate with ... | http://www.cellartracker.com/event.asp?iEvent=6412 |
 | | Laurel
Camphor White Cardamom Seed Carrot Seed Cassia Bark (Cinnamon) Cedarwood ... Yellowish-white flowers in the case of female trees develop into black fruits or berries. | http://www.ediblenature.com/learn/profiles/laurel.html |
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