Motherwort Herb

An erect leafy perennial, 5 feet tall, with rootstocks which send up several square, hollow, grooved stems, which at times are red-violet in color. The leaves are opposite, 3-7 lobed, sharply incised, green above, white-hairy beneath. Small white or pinkish flowers appear in numerous small whorls in axils, the upper lip furry. The calyx has 5 sharp teeth. Found throughout the U.S. in waste places, vineyards, along fences and paths. It is a astringent, cardiac, emmenagoue, sedative and stomachic. Steep 1 teaspoon tops or leaves in 1/2 cup water. Take 1 cup a day, unsweetened, mouthful at a time. UPC: 084783012139. Origin(s): Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Poland, United States. Latin Name(s): Leonurus cardiaca. Also known as: Lions Tail, lion's ear, throwwort. Plant Part(s) Used: Herb. Appearance: Green to light brown. Aroma: Slightly leafy. Taste: Very bitter. GMO Status: Non-GMO.Allergen: None.Additives: Free of any additives or preservatives.Applications / Preparations: Can be put into