Bramble
The bramble, or "wild mulberry," is a thorny plant that bears blackberries. It grows mainly in undergrowth, wasteland, and along roadsides. The stems can reach 6 m in length, with their tips touching the ground. As early as the 1st century AD, the Greek physician Dioscord recommended using blackberries as a gargle for sore throats.
Name:
Bramble
Latin name: Rubus fruticosus L.
Type: Rosaceae
Part used: Buds, leaves
Origin: Eurasia
Key Properties
A bud of the respiratory system
In gemmo therapy, the bramble bud is a bud from the respiratory system. It is mainly used in winter, when you have a stuffy, congested nose and are looking for a solution to clear your airways and breathe more easily.
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