Rosemary will emit a refreshing fragrance during the long season, and its stems, leaves and flowers also have a pleasant fragrance.

Rosemary likes warm climates, but it grows slowly in the high-temperature period of Taiwan, China. Temperatures without cold snaps in winter are more suitable for its growth. In terms of water supply, rosemary leaves themselves are leathery. It is more tolerant to drought, so the soil for planting should be rich in sand and well-drained, which is more conducive to growth and development. It is worth noting that rosemary grows slowly, so its regeneration ability is not strong.

Italians will throw sprigs of rosemary into the grave of the deceased during funeral ceremonies to express respect and memory for the deceased. In Victorian England, the flower language of rosemary had the meaning of commemoration, symbolizing long-term love, loyal friendship and eternal remembrance.

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Rosemary has a calming and refreshing effect, and has certain curative effects on indigestion and stomachache. Mash it into pieces, soak it in boiling water and drink it 2 to 3 times a day to have a sedative and diuretic effect. It can also be used to treat a variety of diseases such as insomnia, heart palpitations, headaches, and indigestion. Used externally to treat trauma and arthritis. It also has the effects of strengthening the heart, promoting metabolism, and promoting blood circulation in peripheral blood vessels.

It can also improve language, vision, and hearing disorders, enhance concentration, treat rheumatic pain, strengthen liver function, lower blood sugar, help treat arteriosclerosis, and help paralyzed limbs regain mobility.

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