Plantain Leaf

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Plantain Leaf (Plantago major) is a hardy perennial native to Europe and now found throughout much of the world. Also called Greater Plantain, Englishman’s Foot, Ripple Grass, and Snakeweed, this leafy green has a long tradition of use both in the kitchen and home apothecary. With its mild aroma and versatile character, cut and sifted plantain leaf can be brewed into soothing teas, infused into oils, or added to homemade salves, lotions, and soaps. A true homestead staple, it’s a time-tested herb that blends easily with others or shines on its own. Everyday Uses on the Homestead Brew into a solo herbal tea or blend with chamomile, lemon balm, or mint Infuse in oil for salves, ointments, or soaps Add to lotions or balms for homemade skin care Mix into bath bags or herbal sachets Show more