calendula

ca·len·dula (kə len′jə lə, -dyo̵̅o̅ lə)

noun

any of a genus (Calendula) of plants of the composite family, with yellow or orange flowers, esp. the pot marigold

Etymology: ModL < L kalendae, calends: prob. because the plants flower in most months

Converse of object

include: Examples include calendula, eyebright, chamomile, and comfrey.

Adjective modifier

organic: Ingredients Organic chickweed, organic calendula, organic aloe vera, local welsh beeswax.

Modifies a noun

officinalis: Calendula officinalis L. Pot Marigold This species is commonly grown for its ornamental flowers.
flower: You can eat the calendula flowers in salad too.
oil: Use aromatherapy based oils - for example calendula oil, which has anti-inflammatory properties.
petal: Calendula petals can be used in the same way, they are immune system stimulants and are rich in carotenoids.
extract: We also sell Urtekram's mild Camomile Shampoo and Conditioner, and their specially formulated Children's Soap which contains calendula extract.
ointment: Alternatives: synthetics, aloe vera, tea tree oil, calendula ointment.

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