Agrimony Seeds (Agrimonia eupatoria) Tannic, bitter herb used in folk remedies. Tall spikes of yellow flowers attract bees and butterflies

Minimum: 10+ Seeds Folk Medicine Herb • Pollinator Friendly • Hardy Perennial Discover the quiet charm and time-honored uses of Agrimony, a traditional herb known for its tannic, bitter properties and delicate spikes of yellow blooms. A favorite in folk remedies and pollinator gardens, this low-maintenance perennial adds both history and beauty to your landscape. 🌿 Why Grow Agrimony? 🌾 Historic Herb – Long valued in traditional European herbalism for teas, tonics, and poultices 🐝 Pollinator Magnet – Bright yellow flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects 🌼 Graceful Form – Tall, slender spikes add vertical interest to wildflower meadows and herb gardens 🌱 Easy to Grow – Resilient and drought-tolerant once established 📏 Quick Facts: Botanical Name: Agrimonia eupatoria Plant Type: Perennial Height: 2–4 feet Spacing: 12–18 inches Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Well-drained, prefers slightly dry to average soil Bloom Time: Summer Zones: USDA 4–9 🌸 How to Grow & Use: Sow outdoors in fall or cold-stratify seeds before spring planting Cut back after flowering to encourage tidy growth Dried leaves and flowers are commonly used in herbal teas and tinctures Perfect for meadows, hedgerows, herbal borders, and naturalized areas ✨ Uses: 🍵 Herbal Tradition – Used for digestive health, throat discomfort, and skin washes in folk medicine* 🐝 Pollinator Support – Supports bees, hoverflies, and native insects 🌾 Wildscaping – Blends beautifully with other wild herbs and meadow plants 🌼 Ornamental Accent – Bright yellow flower spikes offer subtle color and charm 🌟 Garden Tip: Let a few plants go to seed each year for natural reseeding and a self-sustaining patch that returns reliably. Bring timeless tradition and pollinator appeal to your garden with Agrimony—a plant as useful as it is beautiful.