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\"\"<\/a>A flowering plant which can be used as an herbal tea or, as an essential oil, in fragrances. Available at health food stores.<\/p>\n

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This is a type of plant that belongs to the vervain family. One popular variety of this plant is known as lemon verbena, due to its fragrant aroma. The plant features long, narrow leaves that are yellow-green in color and are often used as a garnish in fruit cups, salads, jellies, and fruit and wine drinks. Additionally, the leaves can be steeped in hot water to create a fragrant and flavorful tea.<\/p>\n

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A herbaceous plant boasting a subtle lemon undertone, historically employed for the preparation of herbal tea.<\/p>\n

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