Hardy Medicinal and Ornamental Wonder Herb Common Names: Panadol Plant, Dogbane, Coleus caninus, Scaredy Cat PlantFamily: LamiaceaeOrigin: East Africa and Southern Asia Panadol is a medicinal plant with proven pain-relieving properties. Its botanical compounds block pain receptors, providing natural relief for headaches, muscle aches, and joint pains. As an herbal remedy, Panadol Plectranthus caninus offers a safe and effective alternative to traditional painkillers.  Native to East Africa and Southern Asia, this member of the mint family is valued for its traditional uses in herbal remedies as well as its robust growth in a variety of garden settings. With its attractive, fuzzy leaves and subtle lavender flowers, the Panadol Plant is as decorative as it is functional. It is often grown in gardens or containers for its ability to repel pests like mosquitoes and cats while adding lush greenery to your space. Foliage: The plant features soft, fuzzy, greenish-grey leaves with a distinct, aromatic scent that deters pests. Flowers: Small, tubular lavender or pale purple flowers bloom intermittently, adding a delicate ornamental touch. Growth Habit: The Panadol Plant is a low-growing, bushy perennial that reaches 12-18 inches tall, making it an excellent ground cover or addition to herb gardens. Medicinal Uses: Traditionally, Plectranthus caninus has been used in herbal medicine to treat minor ailments such as headaches, fevers, and digestive issues. The leaves are often brewed into teas or used in poultices for their soothing properties. Pest Control: This plant is known for its natural ability to repel insects like mosquitoes and even deter animals like cats and dogs due to its strong aroma.