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Blood Wiss – Vitis Tiliifolia Powder Roots
$18.00 – $78.00
The Vitis Tiliifolia has grown popular over the past couple of years due to the medicinal characteristics that has been associated to it. The New World Liana that belongs to the grape family is known by several names that include water vine, West Indian grape, water – wise, water tie
Casia Alata – King of the Forest
$24.00 – $35.00
Description Cassia Alata also known as king of the forest is a plant from the family of Fabaceae in the order of Fabales. It is native to South America although it can also thrive well in different habitats across the globe. As much as it is called king of the
Dried Jamaican Mint Tree, Kama Sutra Menta
$15.00 – $24.00
Common name: Costa Rican / Jamaican Mint Tree, Kama Sutra Menta Botanical name: Satureja viminea Family: Lamiaceae / Labiatae Origin: Costa Rica This mint makes a delicious cut of tea, just a small amount of the dried mint is steam for a minute or two with boiling water, sugar is
Dried Jamaican Red Sorrel (Organic Hibiscus sabdariffa) Roselle, Hibiscus flower
$25.00 – $34.00
Dried hibiscus flowers, known as sorrel in Jamaica Mix with Ginger and served with Rum and ice for a refreshing drink, originality the sorrel was a Christmas only plant however I notice this Jamaican hibiscus flowers has now become available in the market all year round, making it possible to
Fever grass/Lemon Grass
$9.00 – $110.00
In Jamaica, the Fever grass is used as a tea, that gives a lasting taste in your mouth, as a child my mother gave us this Fever grass tea and while I cannot explain in words the taste I can still taste and smell the flavor of the Fever Grass
Ground Jamaican Pimento
$15.00
The ground Jamaican Pimento is sold in a package
2 Ounces – 42.52 g Ground Jamaican Pimento
$15.00
Hyptis Pectinata – Woman Piaba
$13.00 – $36.00
Hyptis Pectinata known as Woman Piaba in Jamaica is prepare as a tea for stomach-ache, colds and headaches, as a drink for a woman in labour, and as an appetizer.
The herb is use in Jamaica for pain in the bowels and colic and as a drink for a woman in
Jamaican Chaney Root and Sarsaparilla – Powder Roots
$32.00 – $46.00
The Jamaican Chaney Root and Sarsaparilla are boiled together and drank as a tonic to strengthen the body and give energy.
Jamaican Dried Pimento
$16.00 – $52.00
This spice is indigenous to Jamaica and is belief to be one of the secret Ingredients in Kentucky Fried Chicken. This spice is used in Jamaican JERK CHICKEN, JERK PORK and most, if not all Jamaican recipes.
How to use Jamaican Pimento
For the dry pimento, you just drop a few grains in your
Jamaican Ginger
$18.00 – $96.00
Dried Full Strength Jamaican Ginger
The ginger is chopped into small pieces and sun dried. It is suitable for usage in Pastry, Tea, beverages etc.
Jamaican Nutmeg Spice
$16.00 – $24.00
In Jamaica this spice is mostly use for cakes, pastry, porridge, desserts, ETC .
Jamaican Pure Chocolate
$22.00 – $32.00
Back in the old days in Jamaica my grandparent would harvest the Cocoa, put the bean to dry on the outside barbeque them parched the Cocoa bean over fire and we as kids would beat the parched cocoa bean into a powder paste using a Mortar & Pestle, my Grandmother
Jamaican Sarsaparilla Wholesale – 5 LB – Powder Roots
Jamaican Sarsaparilla Wholesale - 5 LB
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Madam Fate – Hippobroma Longiflora
$20.00 – $64.00
What is Madam Fate-Hippobroma longifora? This is an herbal plant that was originally found in most parts of the West Indies. It also scientifically referred to as Isotoma longifora or Laurentia Longifora. The common names for this herb include Star of Bethlehem or Star Flower. Currently the plant has become
Mango Leaves, Health Benefits of Mango Leaves
$15.00 – $38.00
Research indicates that mango leaves are effective in the control and even reverse of diabetes.
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Mary Goules – Wedelia Trilobata
$16.00 – $48.00
Mary Goules, Used for reproductive problems, amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea.
used to treat symptoms of colds and flu; for fevers and inflammations.