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Verbascum thapsus
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| Great Mullein, Aaron's Rod, Torches | ||||||||||||
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| This wildflower forms rosettes of grey-green, woolly leaves from which very tall spikes of clear yellow flowers grow in summer. Not only has this wildflower been used as a herbal remedy for thousands of years but dye can be extracted from it and the dried flower spikes can be made into torches by dipping them in molten wax, which might be fun to try! | ||||||||||||
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| Sow thinly in desired flowering position from mid-summer to autumn, barely covering with soil. Thin young plants to a foot apart. The plants will develop into ground-hugging rosettes, producing tall flower spikes the following year. Grows best in full sun, but will tolerate part shade. |
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| Oxalis corniculata | Crassula ovata | Zaluzianskya capensis | Eriolarynx australis Syn. Iochroma australe | Cichorium intybus |
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