Chrysanthemum Flowers

Herbal Tea:

• Chrysanthemum Tea: Dried chrysanthemum flowers are often used to make a fragrant and flavourful herbal tea. Chrysanthemum tea is popular in Chinese culture and is enjoyed for its mild, slightly sweet taste. 

Traditional Medicine:

• Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): Chrysanthemum flowers have a history of use in TCM for their potential health benefits. They are believed to have cooling properties and are used in herbal formulations to address issues such as headaches, fever, and eye discomfort.

Culinary Uses:

• Edible Garnish: Dried chrysanthemum flowers can be used as an edible garnish for both sweet and savoury dishes. They add a delicate floral flavour and a visual appeal to salads, desserts, and beverages.
• Infusions: Chrysanthemum flowers can be infused into syrups, jellies, or even vinegar to impart their unique flavor.

Aromatherapy:

• Potpourri: Dried chrysanthemum flowers are sometimes used in potpourri for their pleasant fragrance. They can be combined with other dried flowers and herbs to create aromatic blends.

Skincare:

• Facial Steam: Some people use dried chrysanthemum flowers in facial steams. The steam is believed to help open pores and promote skin health.

Decorative Uses:

• Crafts and Decor: Dried chrysanthemum flowers can be incorporated into crafts, such as making potpourri sachets, wreaths, or floral arrangements. Their vibrant colors and delicate appearance make them visually appealing.