Black Cumin Seeds - Nigella sativa Seeds - Culinary Plant - Multiple Quantities

This St John's Wort species boasts tall plants and large, yellow flowers. It is a perennial that is effortlessly cultivated and is often grown for medicinal purposes. Since it produces an abundance of seeds, it spreads easily through self-seeding.The flower's name is derived from its bloom time during the summer solstice, coinciding with the traditional feast of St. John. It is believed to have the power to ward off evil spirits, owing to its efficacy in treating depression and melancholy, which were once believed to be caused by demonic oppression. The species name "punctatum," which means "punctured," refers to the small black spots on the leaves and blossoms, which are actually glands that store the plant's oils. The term "wort" comes from Old English and refers to plants commonly used for medicinal or herbal purposes.Sowing: Sow Great St John's Wort seeds directly in rich soil in the fall, pressing them into the surface and sprinkling a thin layer of soil on top since this seed req