| Scientific name | Turnera diffusa |
| Appearance | Small woody shrub with thin stems, elongated and serrated light green leaves, solitary bright yellow five-petal flowers, very fragrant |
| Smell | Aromatic, warm, slightly sweet, reminiscent of a blend of chamomile and mint |
| Color | Light green (leaves), golden yellow (flowers) |
| Used parts | Leaves and flowering tops, fresh or dried |
| Origins | Central America, Mexico, Caribbean |
| Toxicity level | Weak (to be avoided in high doses or during pregnancy) |






















































































































































































































