Description
Prunella vulgaris. 1.1L coir pot.
Self Heal has a long history of medicinal and culinary use.
A cold tea infusion can be made from the leaves, which can assist sore throats and act as a general tonic.
The young leaves can be eaten raw in salads, cooked in stews and soups, or used in tea.
A poultice can be made from the plant and placed on wounds to promote self healing.
The purple flowers will help attract bees and butterflies.
This low-growing herbaceous perennial prefers a part shade position in moist soil, and should grow about 20cm high.
It is a hardy plant that can handle various soil types.
