Alfalfa Leaves

The botanical name for this plant is Medicago sativa.

Made in the United States.

Alfalfa Leaf Cut & Sifted is a product derived from the leaves of alfalfa plants.Alfalfa (Medicago sativa)This perennial flowering plant is commonly grown in temperate regions across North America, Europe, and parts of Asia. Its leaves are thin, delicate, and green, giving it the distinctive appearance of a well-known forage plant. When harvested and dried, they become small, lightweight pieces with a mild, herbaceous scent characteristic of dried leafy plants.

The production process starts with harvesting the plant's aerial parts during its leafy growth phase. The leaves are then separated from thicker stems, cleaned to remove any debris, and dried under low-heat conditions that preserve their natural colour and texture. After drying is complete, the material is cut into uniform pieces. Only cutting and drying steps are used in processing; no additional processing, additives, or milling occur.

Dried alfalfa leaves are suitable for use in cooking, craft projects, or as an ingredient in formulations.

They can be added to herbal blends, infusion bases, or other kitchen projects where a mild, grassy flavor is desired.

The leaves provide a natural green color and light texture, making them ideal for use in potpourri, sachets, and decorative herb blends.

They can be added to dry blends, bath products, or other formulations that feature plant-inspired ingredients, providing a natural-looking botanical element.

Their neutral color, lightweight texture, and simple design allow for versatility in various applications, including art, food preparation, and skincare.

Store the product in a sealed container in a cool, dry location that is out of direct sunlight. Refrigeration is not necessary.

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