The cultivation of aromatic plants encourages the presence of pollinating insects in Spain

Published 2021년 9월 6일

Tridge summary

The Europa Florece campaign, supported by the Spanish Federation of Associations of Producers, Exporters of Fruits, Vegetables, Flowers and Live Plants (Fepex), aims to promote the benefits of aromatic plants in Spain and Germany. These benefits include enhancing creativity, improving emotional well-being, promoting sustainable gardening, and reducing the carbon footprint. The campaign highlights the importance of plants in improving physical and psychological well-being in various aspects of life. Last year, Spain exported over 43 million euros worth of plants and flowers to Germany.
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Original content

Aromatic plants offer a wide range of benefits in the home, garden, environment and urban garden. The fact that they are so present in the field and in the kitchen, where they provide their flavoring and preservative properties, means that they are not always noticed: thyme, rosemary, lavender, mint…. For this reason, the Europa Florece campaign aims to disseminate the benefits of these and other plants in Spain and Germany. The most common aromatic plants that can be found in establishments in Spain are thyme, rosemary, lavender, mint, spearmint, basil or sage, among others. At home, these plants enhance creativity through their use in the kitchen. They are the condiment in a large number of recipes, but also the main ingredient in herbal teas. Likewise, as their name suggests, they fill balconies and gardens with aromas, generating well-being and relaxation. In addition, the practice of gardening encourages citizens to be active by having entertainment like this. Several studies ...

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