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Yerba buena is a mint-like herb that can relieve pain, improve blood flow, and treat digestive problems. Learn how to use it as a tea, oil, capsule, or patch, and what precautions to follow.
Yerba buena is the Spanish name for various aromatic plants, mostly from the mint family. Learn about the different species, medicinal properties and culinary uses of yerba buena in different regions of the world.
Yerba Buena is a mint plant with aromatic leaves and flowers. Learn how to use it as a tea, decoction, mouth wash, or poultice for various ailments such as arthritis, headaches, toothaches, and indigestion.
Yerba Buena (Clinopodium douglasii) is a fragrant herb that can be used as a groundcover, rock garden, or container plant. It grows well in full or part shade, low to moderate moisture, and adapts to different soil types.
Micromeria douglasii, also known as yerba buena, is a fragrant herb native to western and northwestern North America. Learn about its scientific classification, synonyms, history, and uses from this Wikipedia article.
Learn how to grow and care for yerba buena, a fragrant herb native to western North America. Find out about its uses, features, planting, watering, pruning, fertilizing and harvesting tips.
Learn about yerba buena, a common and widespread herb in California, with a history of medicinal and culinary uses. Find out its distribution, habitat, characteristics, and cultivation tips.
