you did well, they are delicious :)

Grazie mille Stefano :)

Thank you :)

grazie a te Stefano :)

Well... you don't get good concentrations of active ingredients in water... but it's definitely a way to enjoy it and absorb its benefits, even if only in a small part :)

Thanks so much for your support, my friend. I'm glad you're practicing your Italian, see you soon :)

Plants are my passion and I personally use them in many preparations, for a pharmacist this is very important, even if chemistry has unfortunately become the dominant practice in the entire sector.

In Italy and southern Europe it is very common, it also grows on dry stone walls or in the coves of medieval castles. The flower buds have been used in Mediterranean cuisine for centuries and are particularly

I totally agree with grandma... she's excellent at sweet dishes :)

There are hundreds of different species of plants, so we all always have a lot to learn :)

You too, thank you so much :)

They also work very well in herbal tea with the right doses

Thank you all so much :)

In Europe, birch is very common, often found even in simple public parks.

Thank you :)

We also always keep a pot of it in the garden; basil is a must-have if you have a terrace or garden.

eh... as a natural cosmetic it works well but I also think it's better to eat them :)

yes, in Italy it was particularly famous in the late 19th and early 20th century... but also in France and other European countries.

I agree :)

Prego Noemi, grazie a te per il bel commento. Se ti può interessare la fitoterapia, pubblicherò altri post sul tema. a presto :)