Bold Pictures Nursery

07/05/2026

Let's welcome our new rose collections

29/04/2026

/
/ — this is one of Botswana’s most powerful traditional herbs🌿

Here’s what it’s actually used for,

Respiratory & Flu Relief
*Traditional use:* #1 “fever tea” in Botswana. Grandmothers make it for cough, flu, sore throat, blocked nose.
*Science says:* Contains citral + carvone — natural compounds that fight viruses and loosen phlegm. Studies show it works like mild cough syrup.
*How Batswana use it:* 1 tsp dried leaves in hot water, inhale steam first, then drink. 3x daily when sick.

*2. Stomach & Baby Colic*
*Traditional use:* _“Fa ngwana a lela, mo nwe mosukujane.”_ #1 herb for baby gas, colic, diarrhea. Also used for adults: ulcers, IBS, bloating.
*Science says:* Anti-spasmodic. Calms stomach cramps same way Buscopan does, but natural.
*Dosage:* Very weak tea for babies — 3-4 leaves in 1 cup, 1 teaspoon at a time. Adults: normal strength.

*3. Anxiety, Stress & Sleep*
*Traditional use:* _“Setlhare sa go robatsa”_ — calming tea. Used before big events, after funerals, for stress.
*Science says:* Contains linalool — same calming compound as lavender. Clinical trials in Brazil show it reduces anxiety without making you drowsy next day.
*How people use it:* 1 cup 30 mins before bed. Or during day for stress.

*4. Pain & Inflammation*
*Traditional use:* Headaches, menstrual cramps, arthritis. Bathe in it or drink it.
*Science says:* Natural anti-inflammatory. Works similar to ibuprofen for mild pain.
*Village trick:* Warm _mosukujane_ poultice on swollen joints.

*5. High Blood Pressure & Heart*
*Traditional use:* _“E fokotsa madi”_ — used by elderly for BP.
*Science says:* Mild vasodilator. 2018 study showed daily tea lowered systolic BP by 8-12 points after 4 weeks.
*Warning:* If you’re on BP meds, don’t mix without doctor. Can drop BP too low.

*6. Antibacterial & Skin*
*Traditional use:* Wash wounds, treat fungal infections, dandruff rinse.
*Science says:* Kills _E. coli_, _Staph_, _Candida_. That lemon smell = citral, a natural antiseptic.
*How to use:* Strong tea, cooled, as wash for cuts or scalp.

*7. Mosquito Repellent*
*Science + Traditional:* Burn dry leaves at cattle post or kgotla. Smoke repels mosquitoes. Oil in leaves = natural citronella.
*Modern use:* Make oil infusion for homemade bug spray.

* YOURS NOW ,WE HAVE DIFFERENT SIZES 40g ,100g ,1kg & 2 kg

01/04/2026

Being two months away from my garden taught me a life lesson – sometimes we need to detach from the things we love most. It reminded me that nature keeps going, producing, receiving rain and sun. Today, I greeted my garden, and it brought a smile to my face – therapy, really! Everything's lush and overgrown. It taught me to adventure into different aspects of life and see how it turns out."

"Much like my garden, life keeps growing and changing. We can tend to it, nurture it, but sometimes we gotta step back and let things unfold. The weeds might sprout, but they can also teach us

"Just like pruning a plant, life requires trimming away what's holding us back. My garden's wild growth showed me that even in chaos, beauty finds a way. Maybe we're all just learning to be like that – growing, adapting, and blooming where we're planted 🌱"

25/02/2026

African bitterleaf herb ( plants ) in stock, discount for bulk buyers it is also good for livestocks and cooking soups.
HURRY WHILE STOCK LAST

Bitter leaf (scientifically known as Vernonia amygdalina) is a powerful medicinal plant widely used across West Africa, especially in Nigeria, both as food and as traditional medicine. Despite its bitter taste, it is packed with nutrients and healing compounds.

Here are its key health benefits:
● Supports Blood Sugar Control
Bitter leaf has natural compounds that may help lower blood glucose levels. It is often used traditionally to support people living with diabetes by improving insulin sensitivity and reducing sugar absorption.
● Improves Digestion

Stimulates digestive enzymes
Reduces bloating
Helps relieve constipation
Supports gut health
Its bitterness actually helps activate digestive secretions, improving overall digestion.

● Boosts Immune System
Bitter leaf contains:
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Antioxidants
Flavonoids
These help the body fight infections, bacteria, and inflammation.

● Supports Liver Health

Traditionally used for liver cleansing, bitter leaf may:
Help detoxify the liver
Protect liver cells from damage
Support recovery from liver stress
● May Help With Malaria

In many African communities, bitter leaf is used as a supportive herbal remedy for fever and malaria symptoms due to its anti-parasitic properties.
● Promotes Heart Health

Helps reduce bad cholesterol (LDL)
May improve blood circulation
Contains potassium which supports healthy blood pressure
● Aids Weight Management
Because it is low in calories and improves digestion, it can support healthy weight management when included in a balanced diet.
● Supports Reproductive Health

Traditionally used to:
Improve fertility
Cleanse the womb after childbirth
Reduce infections
(Though medical consultation is always recommended.)

● Anti-Inflammatory & Anti-Microbial Properties
Bitter leaf contains plant compounds that may help reduce inflammation and fight harmful microorganisms.

19/02/2026

Plants available
●different types of ferns
● granadilla
●banana
●indoor plants/ heart plants
● paw paw
● lippia alba herb
● African bitter leaf
App 77 108 168

04/02/2026

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02/02/2026

White angel trumpet from P100 to P70
Confederate rose P150 few left
Umbrella seeds P30 & P80
App 77 108 168

26/01/2026

Celebrating my 5th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

21/01/2026

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day thank you for visiting my channel I really appreciate 🙏. I got 60+ roses that I bought from South Africa, ...

08/12/2025

New collection to the garden