Tussilago farfara

Common Name :
Coltsfoot

Scientific Name :
Tussilago farfara

Medicinal value :
This herb is used for treating respiratory problems, stomach and intestines. After combining with horehound, ginger, and licorice root makes a soothing cough syrup.

Religious Importance :
People believes that coltsfoot is used in spells of peace and tranquility.

Habitat:
Damp, clay soil and partial sun are perfect conditions for growing this herb. It can reach 5 to 18 inches in these conditions.

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