Item Tag: Verbascum

Pink yellow, red,and orange Tulip with green leaves in a bow(Welcome Flag) no po

The product is a colorful welcome flag featuring pink, yellow, red, and orange tulips with green leaves in a bow. It is designed for outdoor use, specifically for the seasons of fall and spring. The tulips are annual bulbs from the genus Verbascum, originating from the United States. This flag is a vibrant and decorative addition to any garden or outdoor space, adding a touch of beauty and cheer. no pole included

Pink yellow, red,and orange Tulip with green leaves in a bow(Welcome Flag) no po

The product is a colorful welcome flag featuring pink, yellow, red, and orange tulips with green leaves in a bow. It is designed for outdoor use, specifically for the seasons of fall and spring. The tulips are annual bulbs from the genus Verbascum, originating from the United States. This flag is a vibrant and decorative addition to any garden or outdoor space, adding a touch of beauty and cheer. no pole included

Wand Mullein Seeds

Wand Mullein (Verbascum virgatum), also known as Twiggy Mullein is a biennial plant geographically native to southern Europe and also naturalized in a number of other regions of the world. Perhaps atypical for those who associate mulleins with broad, fuzzy light green foliage, Wand Mullein has thin, dark green leaves that form a basal rosette before singularly leafing up the stalk. Stalks are a singular and upright, reaching approximately five feet tall, and produce the signature yellow mullein flowers. Plants have a stange appearance once they’ve fully set seed and the stalks are dried. Plants are biennial and flower from seed in approximately 160 days.

250+ Organic Woolly Mullein Seeds ~Verbascum thapsus~ *Free US Shipping*

1000+ Fresh Wooley Mullein Seeds. Organic. The name mullein probably comes from the Latin wordmollis, meaning soft, referring to the plants woolly stem and leaves. The name also might relate to the Latinmalandrium, meaning malanders, a cattle disease for which mullein was used as a remedy. A couple of folk names for mullein have more intriguing associations. Candlewick plant refers to the old practice of using the dried down of mullein leaves and stems to make lamp wicks. The custom of using mullein for torches dates back at least to Roman times. Jacobs staff, Jupiters staff and Aarons rod all have been used as names for the tall flower stalks. The plants soft leaves also are known commonly as bunnys ears and flannel leaf. Mullein tea is a traditional treatment for respiratory problems, such as chest colds, bronchitis and asthma. Mullein leaf tea is slightly bitter; a tea of the flowers is sweeter. Research has shown that the herb has strong anti-inflammatory activity, and lab studies suggest that mullein flower infusions have antiviral properties, as well.

2500+ Organic Woolly Mullein Seeds ~Verbascum thapsus~ *Free US Shipping*

2500+ Fresh Wooley Mullein Seeds. Organic. The name mullein probably comes from the Latin wordmollis, meaning soft, referring to the plants woolly stem and leaves. The name also might relate to the Latinmalandrium, meaning malanders, a cattle disease for which mullein was used as a remedy. A couple of folk names for mullein have more intriguing associations. Candlewick plant refers to the old practice of using the dried down of mullein leaves and stems to make lamp wicks. The custom of using mullein for torches dates back at least to Roman times. Jacobs staff, Jupiters staff and Aarons rod all have been used as names for the tall flower stalks. The plants soft leaves also are known commonly as bunnys ears and flannel leaf. Mullein tea is a traditional treatment for respiratory problems, such as chest colds, bronchitis and asthma. Mullein leaf tea is slightly bitter; a tea of the flowers is sweeter. Research has shown that the herb has strong anti-inflammatory activity, and lab studies suggest that mullein flower infusions have antiviral properties, as well.