Echinacea {Purpurea} Root

$7.76

Echinacea root (Echinacea purpurea), commonly known as coneflower, is a North American native long respected in traditional herbal practices. Belonging to a genus of nine closely related species, echinacea has been valued for generations, with E. purpurea and E. angustifolia most commonly used and often approached interchangeably in herbal preparations.

When prepared as a tea, echinacea root produces a cooling, spicy, and slightly acrid infusion with a distinctive character. Its bold flavor reflects the plant’s strength and resilience, making it a thoughtful ally in short term or seasonal wellness rituals.

Echinacea root is traditionally prepared as a tea, tincture, or extract, inviting intentional and mindful use rather than casual daily consumption. Its presence in the apothecary reflects a long lineage of plant wisdom rooted in the landscapes of North America.

Echinacea root is best enjoyed during focused wellness periods or seasonal transitions. Prepare as a tea or tincture with intention, honoring its bold nature and traditional role.

This root is often used for limited periods rather than continuously.

Priced per oz

Echinacea root (Echinacea purpurea), commonly known as coneflower, is a North American native long respected in traditional herbal practices. Belonging to a genus of nine closely related species, echinacea has been valued for generations, with E. purpurea and E. angustifolia most commonly used and often approached interchangeably in herbal preparations.

When prepared as a tea, echinacea root produces a cooling, spicy, and slightly acrid infusion with a distinctive character. Its bold flavor reflects the plant’s strength and resilience, making it a thoughtful ally in short term or seasonal wellness rituals.

Echinacea root is traditionally prepared as a tea, tincture, or extract, inviting intentional and mindful use rather than casual daily consumption. Its presence in the apothecary reflects a long lineage of plant wisdom rooted in the landscapes of North America.

Echinacea root is best enjoyed during focused wellness periods or seasonal transitions. Prepare as a tea or tincture with intention, honoring its bold nature and traditional role.

This root is often used for limited periods rather than continuously.

Priced per oz