Ginkgo Leaf  

If you know how to make tinctures, Ginko leaf makes a great extract! Ginkgo Leaf is also a fantastic tea. Ginkgo tea is very simple to make. Simply add 1 cup of boiling water to 1 teaspoon of dried ginkgo or 1 tablespoon of fresh Ginkgo. Allow to stand for several minutes, then sweeten as desired.

Ginkgo has gained in popularity. It has been shown that along with an improved lifestyle, Gingko can ease hypertension. It has even been shown to inhibit the chemical which causes asthma. Some people actually chew Ginkgo to get its full effect, although it's mostly used as a tincture or tea.

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Lemongrass has a bold scent and is great for food flavoring. Lemongrass is also usefull if you have an herbal smoking mixture that needs a little fragrance to perk it up!

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Peppermint is an annual herb that has a very strong minty scent. Its smell puts in you in the mind of Christmas candy. It is not known where peppermint originated, but it can be found all over the world.  Herbal blenders use peppermint when they want a minty flavor added to their herbal smokes. Peppermint can also be smoked by itself.

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During the American Revolution, mint wasn't taxed by the English government, thus becaming a popular tea substitute during that time period. Spearmint became a significant cash crop in Connecticut. Its popularity returned during the American Civil War when imported black tea was virtually unavailable.

Spearmint, like peppermint, is sometimes blended with herbal smoke mixtures for a soothing and cool smoke.