Self-Heal (Prunella vulgaris) is an adaptable, low-growing herb with creeping stems and clusters of small, tubular blue-violet flowers that thrives in a variety of soil types. Heal-all naturally grows on the woodland edge and can adapt to varying lighting from full sun to partial shade. It can be found in disturbed areas with poor soil and is sometimes considered a weed because it easily spreads by rhizome and self-seeding. The hardy plants withstand mowing and foot traffic, and is often used as a lawn alternative or intermixed with grass. Self-heal is a valuable medicinal plant rich in nutrients, with anti-inflammatory and astringent properties that make it highly useful for skin and wound care.

• Superstar Medicinal Herb - Selfheal (Prunella vulgaris) is an easy-to-grow wildflower in the mint family. It's also called Heal-All or All-Heal for its useful medicinal properties. The leaves and flowers can be used dried or fresh in herbal tea, tonic, and topical applications for wound care, aiding digestion, and supporting immune health.
• Beneficial Wildflower - Self-heal plants are hardy perennial herbs that are drought-tolerant and adaptable, serving as groundcover in shady areas as well as adding beauty to the garden. Their charming purple flowers attract beneficial insects, particularly bumblebees and butterflies that use its nectar as a food source. By supporting a range of pollinators, this beautiful North American native wildflower adds to your garden ecosystem's biodiversity and vitality.