Savory Winter Oil
Savory winter oil.....This plant has been used as a culinary herb since antiquity. It’s used much in the same way as summer savory. When compared with many varieties of thyme, rosemary, and lavender, recent research has shown ‘the net superiority of the anti-microbial properties of essence of savory’. It’s a semi-evergreen, semi-woody subshrub (a short woody plant with ground-hugging stems). It’s easy to grow and requires well drained soil and six hours of sun per day. Botanical Name - Satureja Montana Common Method Of Extraction - Whole herb, aerial Parts Used - Whole herb Note Classification - Middle Aroma - Sharp, medicinal, herbaceous Largest Producing Countries - Albania , Spain , and France Giclee Print Properties - Anticatarrhal, antiputrescent, antispasmodic, aphrodisiac, astringent, bactericidal, carminative, cicatrizant, emmenagogue, expectorant, fungicidal, stimulant, and vermifuge.Benefits - None. This oil shouldn’t be used on the skin at all. Blends Well With - Lavandin, lavender, oakmoss, pine, rosemary, and citrus oils. Safety Data –
Savory winter oil
is a dermal toxin, dermal irritant, and mucous membrane irritant. Avoid this oil during pregnancy. Photographic Print
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