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Common Selfheal

Common Selfheal
Common Selfheal

Káana-k ’Iššeete

Prunella vulgaris

Common Selfheal

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Description

A plant with square stems, purple flower spikes, and oval leaves. Found in meadows, open woods, and moist grasslands

Traditional Native Uses

Medicine: Used as a general healing plant applied to cuts, bruises, and sore throats. Leaves made into tea or poultices for inflammation and wounds. Food: The flowers are edible.