Cormus domestica is the scientific name for the Service Tree, also known as the Sorb Tree or True Service Tree. It is a species of tree native to Europe, northwest Africa, and southwest Asia, known for its edible, though initially astringent, fruit that sweetens when overripe (bletted). The tree's hard, dense wood is also valued for its use in tools and instruments. The fall color for Cormus domestica (Service Tree) is generally a display of yellow, orange, and sometimes red leaves, providing a brilliant display in autumn. The specific hues can vary, with some sources noting rich yellow to orange-red colors for this deciduous tree.
Straw Flower
Helichrysum arenarium, also known as the Dwarf Everlast or Sandy Everlasting, is a perennial plant native to Europe and Central Asia, recognized for its golden-yellow, everlasting flowers and its traditional medicinal uses. The plant is characterized by its woolly, whitish-green leaves and grows in dry, sandy habitats. Historically, it has been used in folk medicine for its anti-inflammatory, diuretic, and choleretic (bile-promoting) properties, and its flowers are rich in beneficial compounds like flavonoids.
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