Description
Planting and Growing Instructions:
1. When to Plant:
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Sow outdoors in late fall or cold stratify seeds for 3060 days and plant in early spring.
2. How to Sow:
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Scatter seeds lightly on the surface or cover with a thin layer of soil.
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Keep soil consistently moist until germination.
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Germination typically occurs in 1020 days at 6575F (1824C).
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Space mature plants 1824 inches apart.
3. Growing Tips:
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Thrives in moist, boggy soil and tolerates light shade.
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Best grown near ponds, rain gardens, or shaded garden edges.
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Deadhead flowers to prevent over-seeding or let them naturalize.
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Cut back in late fall or early spring to promote strong new growth.
4. Medicinal Uses:
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Traditionally used to relieve fever, flu symptoms, colds, and body aches.
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Supports detoxification and immune response.
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Can be brewed into teas and tinctures (always use under professional guidance).
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Historically valued by Native American and early American herbalists.

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