50 Seeds, Horehound Herb (Marrubium vulgare) Packaged By Seed Needs
You can grow Horehound and use it in your own soothing teas, or if you are adventerous, in your own homemade candy. Did you eat horehound candy when you were a child? You may not have known it, but your parents were actually giving you "medicine"! Candy made from the herb Horehound (Marrubium Vulgare) was often given as a cough drop to sooth deep chest coughs. This woody perennial has hairy stems covered with 2-inch, toothed, downy, gray-green leaves. Small, off-white hairy flowers are born in summer on the 8-24 inch tall and wide plant.