A working section for plant material that is not sold as seed: dried roots, rhizomes, bark, leaves, flowers and fruit slices prepared for medicine or tea, along with fungi, lichens and other natural products we supply to herbalists and researchers. Many of these species are propagated from pieces of the plant rather than from seed, and each profile explains which part to use and how. The trade in dried medicinal material attracts mislabelled goods more than any other, so our notes include honest comments on identity, naming and quality. Everything here comes from material we have handled and grown, described as we found it.
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Citrus maxima Seeds | Pomelo Flower Tea
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Ophiocordyceps sinensis | Cordyceps
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Tetradium daniellii Seeds | Bee-bee Tree
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Cynomorium songaricum Seeds | Maltese Mushroom
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Aloe ferox Seeds | Lu Hui
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Imperata cylindrica Seeds | Rhizome of Wooly Grass Bai Mao Gen
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Cistanche deserticola Seeds | Cistanches Rou Cong Rong
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Ganoderma lucidum | Reishi Slices
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Albizia julibrissin Seeds | He Huan Flower Tea
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Ilex kudingcha Seeds | Kuding Bitter Green Tea Ku Ding Tea
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Sterculia lychnophora Seeds | Tea Tea Pang Da Hai
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Eleutherococcus senticosus Seeds | Tea Ci Wu Jia Green Tea
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Aquilaria Seeds | Agarwood, Aloeswood
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Sesamum indicum Seeds | Chinese Black Sesame
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Santalum album Seeds | India Sandalwood Chips
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Angelica sinensis Seeds | Dang Gui
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Eucommia ulmoides Seeds | Tea Leaves Tea
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Glehnia littoralis Seeds | Adenophora Slice Root Slice Radix
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Jasminum sambac Seeds | Jasmine Dragon Pearl Tea Green Loose Tea
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Syngnathidae | Sea Dragon
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Siraitia grosvenorii Seeds | Monk Fruit
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Paeonia suffruticosa Seeds | Peony Root Slices Mu Dan Pi Slices
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Cervus nippon | Deer Penis
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Cervus nippon | Velvet Antler



