1. It is an herb that does well in shade gardens and is a fast-growing ground cover.
2. It can be used in teas to calm stomach-aches, but does contain coumarin, an anticoagulant, that can be toxic when consumed in large doses.
3. It produces a more pronounced scent of freshly mowed hay, honey, and vanilla when dried.
I don't plan to ingest it, but I will be drying it for the scent. I cut a little bunch out of the flower bed this morning to start drying. Once it spreads more, I'll be able to cut more bunches and even share some transplants if anyone wants some!
My first bunch to dry!
This started with one small little grouping 2 years ago.
An up-close picture of the pretty flowers.
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