Common Motherwort Seeds (Naturally Grown)

A pretty, hardy perennial that has historically been used to treat circulatory issues and anxiety and to regulate menstruation, Motherwort is part of the mint family, with its characteristic square stems. Its flowers look much like those of Wild Bergamot, but smaller and held close to the stem. Self sows readily.

Motherwort thrives in moist, covered environments and can often be found in dense wooded areas. As a member of the Lamiaceae family, this herb has slightly fuzzy and serrated leaves resembling mint. The leaves are usually collected after the plant has flowered. They can be dried or used fresh.

Motherwort is a sprawling herb that grows up to four feet in height. It can be identified by its many light green leaves and pink to lilac colored flowers, which bloom from the plant’s center during the summer. These flowers are a favorite to a variety of pollinators, making this herb beneficial to its surrounding environment.