White deadnettle (Lamium album) is a perennial flowering herb in the mint family (Lamiaceae) native to Europe and western Asia. It has square stems, toothed leaves, and whorls of white hooded flowers. The aerial parts and flowers are the plant parts most often used in traditional herbal preparations.
Despite the common name, white deadnettle is not a true nettle and does not sting. It has a long history in European folk herbalism, where it was used in teas, infusions, and gentle topical preparations.

