| Buchu leaves and oil of buchu were used by the indigenous people of the Cape area of South Africa for hundreds of years. |
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| Companion plants that look good with the dwarf coral tree include Helichrysum cymosum, buchu, crocosmia and the blombos. |
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| However, the German Commission E monograph on buchu concludes that insufficient evidence supports the modern use of buchu for the treatment of UTIs or inflammation. |
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| Description: The buchu is used in inflammations, infections kidney and urinary tract, irritation of the bladder, such as antiseptic and diuretic. |
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| Uva ursi, juniper berry, and buchu leaf all cause the body to lose water. |
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| In cosmetology, these buchu essential oils are utilized for their antiseptic, antibacterial and deodorizing properties. |
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| Uva ursi and buchu Leaf are said to have diuretic, antiseptic and astringent properties, while Counchgrass is a soothing diuretic specific to cystitis. |
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| In the Western Cape you have serious problems with the removal of buchu. |
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| Like Lucy, they have potatoes and onions to sell, but also bottled jams, preserves, dried fruit, packets of buchu tea, honeybush tea, herbs. |
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| In traditional medicine, buchu has been used as an antiseptic in minor inflammatory diseases of the urinary tract and also diseases of the prostate. |
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| The air is aromatic with buchu, pines, rooibos, and, of course, the cedars for which these mountains are named. |
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| The Fynbos Vinegar, named for vegetation typical of the Cape region, is seasoned with honeybush tea, rose geranium, wild olive, grape must and buchu, a local bush. |
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| From there he also derives the deodorising habit of sprinkling ground buchu in the armpits, which Outa Karel had maintained was a Hottentot custom. |
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| Buchu Compound contains a blend of herbs that are soothing to the urinary tract. |
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