Aronia by LEGBA: Elixir of Ancient Vitality

Plant available from April to the end of October

Aronia, revealed during my ethnobotanical travels, embodies strength
and the resilience of Native American traditions. This bay, rich in
antioxidants, minerals and vitamins, was used for its virtues
medicinal and as a natural pigment. By growing Aronia, you
invite not only health into your home but also a piece
of history and culture.

The history of Aronia is woven with legends and knowledge. Used
for dyeing fabrics and foods, it was considered a
pillar of health and well-being by native peoples. Its flavor,
which evokes the earth and the sky, recalls its divine origin and its place
sacred in the hearts of those who know it.

The history of Aronia is woven with legends and knowledge. Used
for dyeing fabrics and foods, it was considered a
pillar of health and well-being by native peoples. Its flavor,
which evokes the earth and the sky, recalls its divine origin and its place
sacred in the hearts of those who know it.

1. What is the origin of the Aronia?
   Aronia is a gift from the lands of North America, cultivated and cherished by indigenous peoples for its life force.
2. How can Aronia beautify my garden?
   With its dense leaves and dark berries, Aronia brings a touch of mystery and beauty to any green space.
3. Does Aronia require special care?
   Like any treasure of nature, it demands respect and attention. Nourished soil and protection against frost are enough for it to flourish.
4. Are Aronia berries edible?
   Yes, they are a delicious and nutritious addition to various preparations,
   although not officially recognized as edible in Europe.
5. Where can I find LEGBA Aronia?
   Visit our online sanctuary, where each plant tells a story, to welcome Aronia into your world.