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Agrimony
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Agrimony
Hemp and Agrimony - Brita Granstrom , 2022.
Swedish,b.1969 -
Acrylic on canvas , 29.5 x 23.5 in.
...(flora..).
©youropinionsareirrelevant 10.2023.
A little yellow caterpillar on what I believe is some sort of Agrimony. I didn't even realize there was a caterpillar on the flowers until I looked at the photos when I got home.
2023
Some of the other photos from that day:
This post has a lot of fungus in it. I’m not sorry.
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Common agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) wildflower photos I took recently, York, North Yorkshire, UK
Agrimonia genus
(Agrimony)
(Image by W.A. Delamotte from William Baxter's British Phaenogamous Botany, 1834)
History and Etymology: This genus of flowers has many recorded uses, however not much is known of it's history. The word "agrimony" is nearly the same in its derived Greek, and no one know why this flower was named as such. Flower Symbolism: Agrimony has a very simple meaning. It stands for thankfulness and gratitude.
Fun Facts:
Agrimonia has 12-15 different species within the genus, and are mostly separated due to the location in which they grow.
Agrimony has a larger variety of medical uses than a lot of other flowers. It has been used for eye issues, used as a way to heal wounds, etc etc.
A stalk of this flower can typically reach around 6 feet high, although the petals at the top usually cause it to droop.
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