Horehound
Horehound
Quick Growing Facts
- Medicinal
- Deer Resistant
- Aroma
- Pollinator
- Drought
- Rare
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Horehound Plants For Sale
Marrubium vulgare
Herb Growing Tips
Light: Full sun
Temperature: Perennial for zones 3-10
Watering: regular watering until established- then this plant is drought-tolerant
Soil: Can thrive in poor soil but needs to be well-drained soil
Herb Description
As an ornamental herb, its attractive, fuzzy gray foliage can also be used as a bouquet filler.
Horehound tends to thrive in dry, poor soil, so this makes a great herb to dress areas up that may have inadequate conditions. If after a year your Horehound doesn't flower, don't be alarmed. It usually takes this hardy little perennial two years to get full established and start producing tiny purple blooms. A member of the Mint family, it has distinct, wrinkled leaves and a tough fibrous root system.
Horehound Properties
This herb is still used in soothing lozenge sand cough syrups for congestion and sore throats.
Horehound Plants For Sale
Marrubium vulgare
Herb Growing Tips
Light: Full sun
Temperature: Perennial for zones 3-10
Watering: regular watering until established- then this plant is drought-tolerant
Soil: Can thrive in poor soil but needs to be well-drained soil
Herb Description
As an ornamental herb, its attractive, fuzzy gray foliage can also be used as a bouquet filler.
Horehound tends to thrive in dry, poor soil, so this makes a great herb to dress areas up that may have inadequate conditions. If after a year your Horehound doesn't flower, don't be alarmed. It usually takes this hardy little perennial two years to get full established and start producing tiny purple blooms. A member of the Mint family, it has distinct, wrinkled leaves and a tough fibrous root system.
Horehound Properties
This herb is still used in soothing lozenge sand cough syrups for congestion and sore throats.
