Plants ordered today will begin shipping mid-March 2024
Motherwort, Official (Leonurus cardiaca) potted plant, organic
$6.50 – $57.00
Family: Mint (Lamiaceae)
Hardy to Zones 3 to 8, otherwise grown as an annual, 60 days to harvest
Perennial flowering to 5 feet tall. Native to Europe. Traditional usage (TWM): menstrual woes, tonic to the heart. Decorative flowers on a lithe and blowsy plant. Plant prefers part shade to full sun, regular garden soil and plenty of water. Space plants 1 to 2 feet apart.
Potted plant, certified organically grown
Question
Cindy –
How are the plants shipped an what is size at time of shipping
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Richo Cech –
hi cindy, thanks for asking. they go out priority mail on monday through wednesday. since plants start out small and grow large, size depends on seasonal factors. we supply gardeners with the same starts that we use in our fields to produce the herbs and seeds that we sell. we aim to get you a fine plant. r
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Mone –
Hello is motherwort out of stock due to the season? Would I be able to plant seeds now?
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Richo Cech –
hello mone, yes, you have it right, now is indeed a good time to plant herbaceous perennials, including motherwort. We’re probably sold out on this and will have it again in the spring. richo
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Question
Nancy –
Can Motherwort be grown in a large pot?
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Richo Cech –
Yes, and motherwort has a mounding phase that looks very good in a pot.
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Crea_ –
Will this type of Motherwort bloom?
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Richo Cech –
Hello there,
OH yes, the blooms are actually very nice as cut flowers. They do get kinda prickly as they mature, though.
Richo
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Jennifer –
I live in Central San Antonio, Central-South Texas. Right on the libe between USDA zones 8a and 8b. It gets hot here, like 99-105° for about three months out of the year. Is this the best Motherwort choice for my area? Should I plant it in part shade?
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Richo Cech –
Yes, the official type is most heat tolerant. Your intuition to go with moist shade is right on, i do see motherwort volunteering in woodland edges around here and it likes that. this is a truly great woman’s herb. r
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