This Tall Wild Plant Grows in Thousands of Yards — Here’s Why People Have Valued It for Generations
In its second year, the plant sends up a tall flowering stalk that can grow between 3 and 8 feet high, producing dozens of small yellow flowers.
Its distinctive appearance makes it relatively easy to identify compared to many other wild plants.
Why Has Mullein Been Used for Centuries?
Traditional herbal practices across Europe, Asia, and North America have included mullein in a variety of preparations.
Historically, people have used different parts of the plant to create:
- Herbal teas
- Infusions
- Oils
- Compresses
- Steam preparations
- Dried herbal blends
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