Crabapple tree
Other names: Marrubium vulgare, white buckthorn, crab apple, samaritan, scented cob
Harm score: 1 (Natural substances)
The common crabapple, also known as Marrubium vulgare, white crabapple, fragrant crabapple, samaritan or fragrant cob, is a medicinal plant with very variable uses. It usually grows on borders, hillsides, fallow land and along roadsides. This year, it is blooming massively and its distinctively aromatic flowers catch the eye from afar. In the yarrow part of the plant there are a number of active substances, including mustards, mucilages, flavonoids and essential oil.
The products of the apple tree are used in many industries. In medicine, it is most commonly used as an aid in the treatment of various respiratory ailments, such as bronchitis or asthma, and it also helps with digestion. In cosmetics, it is popular for its antiseptic properties and is included in many masks, lotions and body creams. In gastronomy, cider is used in the production of liqueurs, syrups, spice mixtures and teas. In addition, cider is a favourite plant of beekeepers for its high nectar content.
Crabapple tree can be found in the following products
Toothpaste for whitening teeth with activated charcoal (100 ml)
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Nordic Berries Conditioner 180ml BIO, VEG
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Conditioner spray Nordic Berries 200ml BIO, VEG
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Anti-staining toothpaste (100 ml) - leaves a fresh feeling in the mouth
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Eye Contouring Cream 3 in 1 BIO (15 ml) - for wrinkles, circles and bags under the eyes
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