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AGRIMONY

Latin Name: Agrimonia eupatoria
Family: Rosaceae
Height: 30-50cm

Yellow flowers in July & August. A safe food for even very young animals.
Agrimony has been used in veterinary medicine for its haemostatic and alterative properties.

Constituents: Coumarins; flavanoids including apigenin and quercitin; glycosidal bitter; nicotinic acid; silicic acid; iron; vitamins B & K; Essential oils.

Actions: Astringent, tonic, diuretic, vulnerary, cholagogue.

Sources:  Agrimony Herb (International Shipping), Agrimony Herb (US/Canada) from Kalyx US

 Agrimony is included in the Galen's Garden's Hedgerow Herbs blend of 20 different herbs and wild plants.

Herbs and Wild Plants
Constituents and Actions
Agrimony | Avens | Borage | Calendula | Cats Claw | Celery | Chanca Piedra | Chickweed | Chicory | Cleavers | Coltsfoot | Comfrey | Cornsilk | Dandelion | Echinacea | Elder Flower | Fennel | Fenugreek | Garlic | Goats Rue | Golden Rod | Groundsel | Inula | Lemon Balm | Maca | Mallow | Marshmallow | Meadowsweet | Melilot | Milk Thistle | Mouse Ear | Nettles | Parsley | Plantain | Raspberry Leaf | Red Clover | Rosehip | Shepherds Purse | Suma | Valerian | Yarrow

Herb uses, myths and herb/drug interactions
From Harvard Medical School's Consumer Health Information