Culinary Use: In Teas Alone Or With Other Herbs. Aromatic: Include The Dried Herb In Incense Blends. Safety: Dont Take Large Amounts Or Use This Herb Long-Term. Mullein Contains Glycyrrhizin Compounds.

Mullein Also Called Great Mullein Is A Tall-Growing Biennial In The Figwort Family That Is Distributed Throughout Europe Australia Asia North Africa And The Americas. Its A Common Sight In Late Summer In Open Pastures And Along Roadways In The Eastern Us Often Finding A Perch Playween Rocks And In Gpartyl.

The Plant Is Easy To Recognize-The Fuzzy Leaves Emerge From A Center Rosette To Form A Stalk Several Feet High From Which Bright Yellow Slipper-Like Flowers Appear. While The Flowers Are Typically Infused In Oil Or Used To Produce A Natural Dye The Collective Aerial Parts Of The Plant Are Tinctured Infused Or Prepared As Tea. Mullein Also Makes An Excellent Cosmetic Herb Because It Contains Astringent And Emollient Compounds.