Herb latin name: Hare's Ear Mustard,Hare's Ear Mustard Extract

Latin name: Conringia orientalis

Synonyms: Brassica orientalis, Erysimum orientale, Erysimum perfoliatumBrassica orientalis, Erysimum orientale, Erysimum perfoliatum

Family: Cruciferae

Habitat of the herb: the herb: Arable and waste land, also on cliffs by the sea, especially on clay and calcareous soils in Britain. Propagation of Hare's Ear

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Habitat of the herb: the herb: Arable and waste land, also on cliffs by the sea, especially on clay and calcareous soils in Britain.

Propagation of Hare's Ear Mustard: Seed - we have no information on this species but suggest sowing it in situ in the spring. It may also be worthwhile sowing the seed in situ in September/October for an earlier crop.

Cultivation of the herb: Arable and waste land, also on cliffs by the sea, especially on clay and calcareous soils in Britain.

Medicinal use of Hare's Ear Mustard: None known

Known hazards of Conringia orientalis: None known

Herb latin name: Hare's Ear Mustard,Hare's Ear Mustard Extract

Latin name: Conringia orientalis

Synonyms: Brassica orientalis, Erysimum orientale, Erysimum perfoliatumBrassica orientalis, Erysimum orientale, Erysimum perfoliatum

Family: Cruciferae

Habitat of the herb: the herb: Arable and waste land, also on cliffs by the sea, especially on clay and calcareous soils in Britain. Propagation of Hare's Ear

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Habitat of the herb: the herb: Arable and waste land, also on cliffs by the sea, especially on clay and calcareous soils in Britain.

Propagation of Hare's Ear Mustard: Seed - we have no information on this species but suggest sowing it in situ in the spring. It may also be worthwhile sowing the seed in situ in September/October for an earlier crop.

Cultivation of the herb: Arable and waste land, also on cliffs by the sea, especially on clay and calcareous soils in Britain.

Medicinal use of Hare's Ear Mustard: None known

Known hazards of Conringia orientalis: None known