LicoriceLiquorice or Glycyrrhiza glabra. It is a perennial herb with a strong root system forming a deep-seated and complex underground network. Leaves are imparipinnate, flowers are white and purple gathered in sparse axillary racemes. Fruits are oblong with 1-8 seed beans. The entire underground part of the plant is gathered as the raw material called liquorice.
PeppermintPeppermint, also known as cool mint and peppermint, is a perennial herb of the Lamiaceae family. You will not find it in the forest, because it is a cultivated plant and does not occur in the wild. Only it does not matter: you can plant peppermint in your garden, and with proper care this plant will thank you in full for its healing properties.
Linden Heart-shaped Linden (aka small-leaved Linden) from the Linden family is a durable tree with a height of not more than 30 m with a wide-spreading crown. Linden grows everywhere, and therefore, if you are a big fan of sweets, feel free to open the map and look for the nearest lime grove, as surely there is an apiary near it, where you can taste the extremely delicious Linden honey!
BlackberryBlackberries from the Rosaceae family is a perennial bush, whose branches are everywhere covered with sharp spikes designed to protect the main treasure of the plant – berries. In the wild BlackBerry grows on the banks of rivers, and it can be found near forest paths. Every child, coming on vacation to the village to his grandmother, breaks his head over which of the "raspberries" to eat – red or black, not realizing that slightly sour blue-purple berry is actually BlackBerry, which is only a distant relative of raspberry!
Marigold Calendula, also known as medicinal Marigold, is an annual herbaceous plant from the Aster family. In the wild, calendula grows in the Mediterranean and Central Europe, but marigolds are cultivated throughout the world. Learn calendula is easy: bright orange flowers that resemble the sun going beyond the horizon line, will be a great guide for the novice lover of plants. Marigold store a huge amount of drugs: carotenoids, flavonoids, essential oil, polysaccharides, polyphenols, mucus, organic acids, as well as bitterness.

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