Agrimony, Common (Agrimonia eupatoria) Seeds

Common Agrimony is an attractive, medium-height meadow plant. Its yellow flowers on tall spires are ideally placed for bees and a number of species of wild birds. Steeped in British folklore, legend has it that placing a common agrimony flower under one's head will cause them to sleep until it is taken away.

• Type: Perennial
• Height: 40-80cm
• Flowers: June-September
• Best Sown: Autumn
• Soil Requirement: Well-drained, neutral
• Light Requirement: Full sun or partial shade
• Natural Habitat: Southern UK, grassland, meadows, roadsides
• Also known as: Church Steeples, Sticklewort, Aaron's Rod, Clot-Bur, Fairy's Wand, Money-In-Both-Pockets, Salt-And-Pepper, Sweethearts
• Seeds per gram: 60