Welcome to make orders to the following plant markets this year:

24.04.  Limbaži, LATVIA

30.04.-01.05. STĀDU PARĀDE, Sigulda, LATVIA

13.-14.05. Pärnu, ESTONIA

9.-10.09. Pärnu, ESTONIA

24.09. RUDENS STĀDU PARĀDE, BULDURI, Jūrmala, LATVIA

FIR NEEDLE SALT SCRUB

250 ml - 5.00 EUR.

600 ml - 10.00 EUR.

Please ask us to send your parcel by Post.

Melnais zīdkoks (Morus nigra) ir plaši noderīgs koks. Vispirms ar tā lapām tiek barots zīdkāpurs, kurš dāvā mums iespēju ražot dabīgo zīdu. Tas

kalpo kā solīters, var pat veidot dzīvžogu. Ogu un lapu priekšrocības: gremošanas procesu uzlabošana, paātrina svara zudumu, normalizē holesterīna līmeni,

palēlina novecošanās procesu, samazina vēža attīstības iespējamību, pazemina asinsspiedienu, labs līdzeklis cīņai ar vīriešu un sieviešu slimībām. 

Piedāvājam vairumā valriekstu stādus. Augstums 0. 7-4 m. Cenas līdz 20 EUR. Valrieksts izaug līdz 30 m augstumam, ar lielām, saliktām lapām. Riekstus sāk ražot pēc desmitā gada. Iepriekš vienojoties, varam veikt stādu pārstādīšanu (pusgadu/gadu iepriekš). Valrieksti lieti noder veselības uzlabošanai. Tos jāēd cilvēkiem, kuriem ir liela fiziskā slodze. Īpaši gardi kopā ar medu. Savukārt gardu ievārījumu vāra no mīkstiem, negataviem, no koka norautiem valriekstiem. Valriekstus izmanto pat mēbeļu izgatavošanā un parketa ražošanā. 

Phellodendron  or Cork tree

Phellodendron or Cork-tree, is a genus of deciduous trees in the family Rutaceae, native to east and northeast Asia. It has leathery, pinnate leaves and yellow, clumped flowers. The name refers to the thick and corky bark of some (but not all) species in the genus.

Cultivation and uses

As an ornamental plant, Phellodendron is a tree for all seasons. In spring it has yellow flowers, in summer it provides foliage and shade, in fall the leaves turn bright yellow and the textured bark and winding branches add interest in the winter. The female bears black drupes that attract birds and other wildlife through the late fall and winter.

The Cork-tree is resistant to drought and insects, and it can thrive in a variety of soils. One drawback is that the drupes fall and scatter, which may be undesirable on a formal lawn.

The bark in some species is thick, resembling that of the Cork Oak, but is not thick enough for commercial cork production. It has been used to produce a yellow dye.

One species, Amur cork tree, Phellodendron amurense, is one of the 50 fundamental herbs used in traditional Chinese medicine. Recently, Phellodendron has also attracted the attention of the pharmaceutical community because of the phytochemicals it produces:

Berberine has antibacterial and anti-fungal properties.

Jactorrhizine (c.f. jatrorrhizine) may be anti-mutagenic.

Phellodendrine has promise as an immune suppressant.

Palmatine may be a vasodilator.

The phytochemical descriptions are included for informational purposes only and not for treatment purposes. The research at this stage is very preliminary. Traditionally, the bark is the principal part of the plant used medicinally, although oil from the fruit is also used. The species grows in Northern China, and in the Khabarovsk and Primorskiy regions of Russia.

Already identified as a significant forest invader in the mid-Atlantic region, Phellodendron amurense is an emerging species of concern in New England, and is identified as invasive or having invasive tendencies by state and private conservation authorities. Because the fruit is plentiful and high in sugars, Amur cork-tree attracts birds and mammals which help disperse its seeds. Because of its phytochemical profile and because the seedlings grow thickly, Phellodendron can out-compete other species. By suppressing reproduction of native hardwoods, Amur cork-tree can come to dominate native forests under favorable conditions. As a relatively new species of concern, its invasion biology and response to control is not well understood.