Damiana, also known as Old Woman's Broom, is a small shrub native to the southwestern US, Mexico and South America. A cousin to the passionflower vine, damiana produces aromatic but bitter tasting leaves that are combined with other herbs in tea blends.
Use with parsley to season soups and salads.
Combine with passionflower in tea blends.
Damiana has a somewhat bitter flavor with an aroma similar to chamomile: slightly sweet, mildly earthy. Combines well with spinach and other bitter greens, such as arugula and dandelion.
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Damiana, also known as Old Woman's Broom, Mexican Damiana, Herba de la Pastora, has a somewhat bitter flavor with an aroma similar to chamomile: slightly sweet, mildly earthy.
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