Botanical Name: Cymbopogon citratus 

Origin: Egypt

Lemongrass, also referred to as fever grass belongs to the Poaceae family. It is a tall perennial grass in a class of 45 species of grasses native to the subtropical climates of Asia, Australia and Africa. 

It is known for its uplifting and refreshing citrus-like aroma and healthful properties. It is traditionally used in many Thai and Indian dishes.

Dried lemongrass imparts a subtle lemon scent to herbal tea blends, body care products, essential oils, culinary dishes and can be steeped as lemongrass tea.