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hello,

 

i'm new to mullein and just want to make sure this strange looking thing

growing in the vacant lot across from me is the real deal! is there

anything else that i might be mistaking for it? and if it is mullein WHY is

only growing right next to the road??? there's a whole vacant lot and the

mullein is all right on the road. waa! i found one plant in the park next

door that had nice soft leaves that didn't smell like dog pee, so i picked a

couple.

 

http://www.webbabyshower.com/_mimi

 

click through to the photos page for more photos. i apologize for the

seemingly bizarre format .. Web Baby Shower is my website and so it makes it

the easiest way for me to build a web page with photos. thus i throw lots

of " web baby showers " for just about everything ; )

 

THANK YOU!!

 

~Bonnie

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Bonnie,

 

That's it! Isn't it lovely?

 

Last year my grandson decided to weed for me, out of

the blue, and pulled up several mulleins I had in the

front yard, before I could stop him.

 

He now knows what mullein looks like. DH just mows

around them for me.

 

Yes, we live in the country so no one can complain

about the " weeds " growing out front.

 

Judy

 

 

 

 

 

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I must have missed the original post on this... can

somebody post the benefits? It's a lovely plant, and

I have two in my side yard.

 

Kirstin

 

 

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> Bonnie,

>

> That's it! Isn't it lovely?

>

> Last year my grandson decided to weed for me, out of

> the blue, and pulled up several mulleins I had in

> the

> front yard, before I could stop him.

>

> He now knows what mullein looks like. DH just mows

> around them for me.

>

> Yes, we live in the country so no one can complain

> about the " weeds " growing out front.

>

> Judy

>

>

>

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hi kristen,

 

i actually just jumped in with help on identifying the " ugly weeds " growing

in the vacant lot next to me ... so i don't think you missed anything.

 

i am studying Rosemary Gladstar's Science & Art of Herbology and one of my

assignments is to collect some mullein for infusing in olive oil. the

benefits of mullein, according to my course materials are for: ear aches,

inflamations, bronchial inflamations, chest congestion, bruises, sprains

swollen joints and arthritis. unfortunately, i don't have time to post more

than that ... but it's a great little-big plant to have around.

 

HTH

 

~Bonnie

 

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" Kirstin Key " <kirstinkey

I must have missed the original post on this... can

somebody post the benefits? It's a lovely plant, and

I have two in my side yard.

 

Kirstin

 

 

--- Earthfinds <earthfinds wrote:

 

> Bonnie,

>

> That's it! Isn't it lovely?

>

> Last year my grandson decided to weed for me, out of

> the blue, and pulled up several mulleins I had in

> the

> front yard, before I could stop him.

>

> He now knows what mullein looks like. DH just mows

> around them for me.

>

> Yes, we live in the country so no one can complain

> about the " weeds " growing out front.

>

> Judy

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Is mullein thus good for alleviating allergy symptoms, too?

 

Karen

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Mary Robinson said:

> Hi Bonnie,

>

> Mullein is also awesome when you have a cold. The moment you suspect you

> are coming down with one, make mullein tea, using 1 tsp dried herb to 1/2

> cup of boiling water, and drink a cup or so every hour, and you will not

> get the cold. Mullein tea is good at draining the lymphatic system in the

> head,

>

> mary

> Well, Naturally

 

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On Behalf Of Bonnie Walker

Monday, June 27, 2005 8:57 PM

 

is this mullein?

 

 

hello,

 

i'm new to mullein and just want to make sure this strange looking thing

growing in the vacant lot across from me is the real deal! is there

anything else that i might be mistaking for it? and if it is mullein WHY is

only growing right next to the road??? there's a whole vacant lot and the

mullein is all right on the road. waa! i found one plant in the park next

door that had nice soft leaves that didn't smell like dog pee, so i picked a

 

couple.

 

http://www.webbabyshower.com/_mimi

 

click through to the photos page for more photos. i apologize for the

seemingly bizarre format .. Web Baby Shower is my website and so it makes it

 

the easiest way for me to build a web page with photos. thus i throw lots

of " web baby showers " for just about everything ; )

 

THANK YOU!!

 

~Bonnie

 

 

You got it right, Bonnie. Common mullein, aka Verbascum thapsus.

 

Here's more information

http://botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/m/mulgre63.html and

http://www.mofga.org/mofgs997.html

 

And, here's some pictures of the wide variety of mulleins.

http://davesgarden.com/pf/b/Scrophulariaceae/Verbascum/

 

My personal favorite is Greek Mullein

http://www.victoryseeds.com/catalog/herbs/Verbascum_olympicum.html

 

What I love about Mullein is that the huge leaves catch the flowers as they

fall for easy gathering.

 

One of the primary traditional herbal uses is the infused flower oil

combined with infused garlic oil as an ear oil for earaches.

 

Be well,

Marcia Elston, Samara Botane, http://www.wingedseed.com

" First of all, cultivate a contented spirit; a garden is a good place to

begin. "

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