“These plants are called Lamb’s ear,” Quinn explained. “They have soft, absorbent leaves that are big and broad. They’re edible and medicinal. They can be used as bandages and have anti-bacterial properties. They’re best known as a good toilet paper alternative. Mullein works great, too, with its larger leaves.” “Oh, cool,” Hannah said. “That’s going to come in handy real soon.” “The leaves are dried flat to preserve them for year-round use. The leaves will remain absorbent even after being dried. They take up a lot less space to store than packages of toilet paper.”
