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Commonly known as moth mullein for its antenna-like stamens, this species was introduced to North America in the 1800s and lives an unassuming life in fields and meadows.

The moth mullein is tenderer than the common mullein.

Verbascum Thapsus L. Flowers yellow; pod 6 mm. high; seeds cannot be distinguished with certainty by means of the ordinary lens from those of moth mullein.

That the moth mullein is of no use except that it will attract moths wherever it is laid.

"A favorite of mine is the little moth mullein that blooms along the highway, and about the fields, and maybe upon the edge of the lawn."