Other Names of Mullein Include: Adam's Flannel American Mullein Beggar's Blanket Blanket Herb Blanket Leaf Bouillon Blanc Bouillon Jaune Cierge Cotonneux Cierge de Notre-Dame Clot-Bur Cuddy's Lungs Duffle European Mullein Faux Bouillon-Blanc Feltwort Fleur de Grand Chandelier Fluffweed Gidar Tamaku Gordolobo Hare's Beard Hedge Taper Herbe de Saint-Fiacre Herbe Saint Fiacre Higtaper Molne Molne Grandes Fleurs Molne Bouillon-Blanc Molne Faux-Phlomis Molne Thapsus Orange Mullein Oreille de Loup Oreille de Saint Cloud Our Lady's Flannel Queue de Loup Rag Paper Shepherd's Club Shepherd's Staff Tabac du Diable, Torch Weed Verbasci Flos Wild Ice Leaf Verbascum densiflorum Verbascum phlomides Verbascum thapsiforme Verbascum thapsus Woolen, Woolly Mullein Historical Uses of Mullein Mullein is a notably versatile plant, having been used throughout history in a wide variety of interesting ways by a number of peoples and cultures
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Hogan said similar legislation will likely be on the agenda when her committee holds its first hearing
