flannel mullein (Meaning)

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flannel mullein (n)

tall-stalked very woolly mullein with densely packed yellow flowers; ancient Greeks and Romans dipped the stalks in tallow for funeral torches

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The flannel mullein, with its soft and velvety leaves, added a touch of regality to the meadow.
The bees hovered eagerly around the vibrant blooms of the flannel mullein, seeking its sweet nectar.
The flannel mullein's tall, majestic stalks gently swayed in the summer breeze, creating a serene symphony.
The native American tribes used extracts from the flannel mullein to treat respiratory ailments and heal wounds.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the flannel mullein's leaves took on a golden hue, illuminating the field like a celestial lantern.
The caterpillars of the flannel moth found solace in the soft, furry foliage of the flannel mullein.
The herbalists gathered bundles of flannel mullein, its medicinal properties highly valued.
In traditional herbalism, flannel mullein was employed as a soothing infusion for coughs and colds.
The flannel mullein's sturdy stem provided support for countless insects and wildlife.
As winter approached, the flannel mullein's leaves remained steadfast, providing a blanket of color against the snow-covered landscape.

tall-stalked very woolly mullein with densely packed yellow flowers; ancient Greeks and Romans dipped the stalks in tallow for funeral torches

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The flannel mullein, with its soft and velvety leaves, added a touch of regality to the meadow.

The bees hovered eagerly around the vibrant blooms of the flannel mullein, seeking its sweet nectar.

The flannel mullein's tall, majestic stalks gently swayed in the summer breeze, creating a serene symphony.

The native American tribes used extracts from the flannel mullein to treat respiratory ailments and heal wounds.