Showing posts with label Verbascum thapsus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Verbascum thapsus. Show all posts
30 March 2013
Dewdroprism, Corvallis, Montana
If you're ever out hiking and desperately miss your velveteen bunny rabbit, a fuzzy leaf of Common Mullein will stand in as an emergency substitute. ("I will name him George, and I will hug him and pet him....") More commonly, mullein is used as a medicinal poultice and brewed in a tea to treat varied respiratory complaints. (And some promote it's qualities for an even more common purpose as, ahem, shall we say cowboy papier de toilette.)
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