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Silk Tree Delights: Crafting Remedies and Recipes from Albizia julibrissin’s Bark, Blossoms, and Leaves

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Tea is best enjoyed fresh, but can be refrigerated for up to 2 days.

Tincture should be stored in a dark place and lasts up to 2 years.

Syrup can be drizzled over desserts, added to sparkling water, or taken by spoon. Keep refrigerated and use within 14 days.

Variations:
Replace lemon balm in tea with lavender or chamomile for different calming effects.

Add dried rose petals or orange peel to the tincture for added aroma and benefits.

Create a sparkling Albizia drink by mixing syrup with carbonated water and ice.

FAQ:
Q: Is Albizia julibrissin safe for everyone?
A: Generally, yes, when used in moderation. However, those who are pregnant, nursing, or taking medications should consult a healthcare provider first.

Q: Can I harvest Albizia myself?
A: If the tree is pesticide-free and you're confident in identification, yes. Always harvest ethically and avoid over-stripping bark or flowers.

Q: Does it have any known interactions?
A: Albizia may have mild sedative effects and could interact with antidepressants or sedatives. Use caution and consult a professional.

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