Rabbit Tobacco, who knew...

http://thesouthernherbalist.com/rabbit-tobacco-0

Dr. James A. Duke in his U.S. Department of Agriculture database of edible and medicinal plants lists members of this family being: anti-hepatomic, anti-mutagenic, anti-tumor (lung), anti-tumor (ovary) and immunomodulator. In the Peterson Guide to Medicinal Plants Eastern/Central edition, James Duke and Stephen Foster provide uses more commonly understood; sore throats, pneumonia, colds, fevers and diarrhea.

Link says page not found?

I have heard of rabbit tobacco, but don't know much about it.

Well I did a little reading around the net, and it looks like rabbit tobacco is good for all sorts of things. The most interesting (at least to me) is home insect repellant. It is said to repel spiders (of which I have about 50 million) centepedes, roaches, and a few more bugs.

Looks like good stuf, I will have to learn to ID it, and start useing it.

Thanks and God bless,
Chad

Here's a link to another site for it. http://www.rabbittobacco.com/

Thanks for that link Dizzy. Interesting topic.