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Common name: "Betony" or "Soapwort"
Latin name:
Stachys officinalis

Betony - Soapwort - Stachys officinalis

Zone: 5 - Perennial
Native to area:
Yes
Growth habit:
Upright plant to 24" in height.
Flowers: Yes, pink flowers mid summer.
Companion plant-able:
No 
Sunshine:
Water: Pictured Herb: Betony or Soapwort
Photo: Missouri Botanic Gardens
Herbs Cultural information: Betony grows very easily from seed, or purchase pre-started plants from you local Garden Center. 

Betony requires little in terms of care and grows rapidly. Divide or thin plants every few years to prevent over crowding.

Uses: Culinary, Medicinal and Ornamental
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Harvesting & Storage: Betony leaves can be harvested any time but best if harvested when the plant is nearing bloom stage. Lay the leaves in a cool dark area to dry. Once dry store them in the container of your choice,

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