Mullein – Greek (3.25″ Pot)

Description

Greek Mullein is not as common as the traditional Mullein, Verbascum thaspus, but it is pretty cool and majestic in full bloom. Copious amounts of yellow flowers on multiple stems…
Hardy biennial – grows just like common mullein. Native to Greece. 2 growth phases: in the first year, it makes a large rosette of leaves, then in the second year, it rises into an impressive flowering candelabrum!

Traditionally used for ear oil, respiratory system, lymphatic stimulant.

This is the most productive and best respected species to grow for flower production, and is an unparalleled nectar producer for honeybees and native pollinators. Plant prefers disturbed soil, will grow in clay, gravel or loam, likes full sun and requires only moderate water.