Agrimony White Flowered - Kahikatea Farm Certified Organic Nursery and Permaculture Farm

Agrimonia eupatoria var Alba

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Also known as Liverwort, Cockleburr, Sticklewort and Church Steeples, this herb is native to lowland areas across much of Europe and North Africa. It is found naturally on field and hedgerow edges. The small, stalkless yellow flowers are borne in a long terminal spike which can be up to 60cm tall or more, hence the name ‘Church Steeples’. Perennial.

9cm pot.

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Agrimony can be grown in most average soil types, preferably alkaline, as long as they are free-draining. Full sun or part shade. Frost hardy. Uses Agrimony has a long history of medicinal use. In many parts of the world it is used as a cleansing spring tonic, or simply as a refreshing drink. It is usually prepared as a tea, made from the fresh or dried leaves, flowers and stems, e...