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Virginia bugleweed
Lycopus virginicus

Family: Lamiaceae


What it is like

An erect herb which forms tuber like roots. It grows 20-75 cm tall. It is covered with tiny soft hairs. The leaves are narrowly oval and have coarse teeth along the edge. The leaves can be 3-15 cm long. The flowers are white.

There are about 10 Lycopus species.


Where it is found

It suits plant hardiness zones 5-9.

Countries/locations it is found in

Europe, North America, USA, Turkey, Türkiye


How it is used for food

Edible parts

Root


How it is grown


Its other names

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