Peganum harmala
"Syrian Rue"
Commercial availability:
- Borealis has seeds available at
$5 (U.S.) for an ounce, $10 for three ounces, $20 for seven ounces,
$30 for 11 ounces, $40 for one pound, and $80 for one kilogram.
- Companion Plants has plants
available at $6 (U.S.) and seed packets at $2.
- The Redwood City Seed Company has
seeds available at $2 (U.S.) for a packet, $3 for an ounce, $15 for a
half-pound, and $27 for a pound.
- JLF has seeds available at $8
(U.S.) for 30 grams, $20 for 120 grams, and $65 for 455 grams (1 pound).
They also sell a seed resin extract at $25 for 20 grams.
- Legendary Ethnobotanical Resources
sells seeds at $5 for 100-200, or $15 for an ounce.
- The Basement Shaman has "dye
quality, non-viable seeds" at $10 (U.S.) for one ounce and $36 for a
half-pound. They also sell "pure seed resin extract (3:1
concentration)" for $15 for 10 grams, or $27 for 20 grams.
- SBE has seeds available at $1.95
(U.S.) for five.
- You can order
Syrian Rue seed from Borealis on-line at $5
(U.S.) for one ounce, $10 for 3 ounces, $20 for 7 ounces, $30 for 11
ounces and $40 for one pound.
- Chameleon Ethnobotanicals has
P. harmala available at $5 (U.S.) for an ounce, $10 for three
ounces, $20 for seven ounces, $40 for a pound, and $90 for three
pounds.
- Wildflowers of Heaven sells
seeds. "We base the purity of these seeds on the fact that a pint of
hulls weighs only 1/6 that of a pint of seeds. Seeds may appear to
be 15% inert matter, by weight they're only 3% -- 100% organic."
Prices: $2 (U.S.) for 50 seeds, $8 for an ounce, $20 for three ounces,
$32 for six ounces, $40 for a half-pound. They also sell plants,
"3 year old plants - 6 to 8" roots" $12.50 each or three for $30;
"3 to 6 years" $22 each or three for $55; "7 & 8 years" $29 each
or three for $70. "Will produce up to 6 oz. of seeds per year."
Dried roots are available at $9 per ounce.
- And check for "esphand" or "espand" being sold as a dye or incense in
your local middle-eastern grocery!
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