Pegaga

Pegaga (Hydrocotyle vulgaris) or otherwise known as Pennywort, is a swamp plant that grows naturally in southeast Asia, Madagascar, India, Sri Lanka, China, Mexico, some parts of South America, and South Africa. Its dried leaves and stems are used in herbal remedies. The Chinese name for Pegaga translates to “fountain of youth.” A Sri Lankan legend says that elephants have long lives because they eat Pegaga.

All herbs come in 15cm diameter plastic pot in random colours.