Agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) is a tall, native wildflower with cheerful yellow flower spikes and aromatic foliage, ideal for meadows, verges, and hedgerows where pollinators thrive.
Benefits
Slender yellow flowers attract pollinators
Hardy UK native that supports biodiversity
Tolerates sun and light shade
Aromatic foliage with visual and sensory interest
Suitable for meadows, hedgerows, and wildlife corridors
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Agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) is a graceful native UK wildflower valued for its tall spikes of small, yellow star-shaped flowers and pleasantly aromatic foliage. Commonly found in grassy meadows, hedgerows, and roadside verges, Agrimony adds height and visual interest to wildflower areas while providing excellent ecological value for pollinators.
This hardy perennial thrives in well-drained soils, particularly in full sun or dappled shade, and is suitable for wildflower meadows, wildlife corridors, and conservation projects. Its upright habit and fern-like leaves bring structure to mixed-species plantings.
Features & Benefits
Slender yellow flower spikes attract bees and butterflies
UK native perennial for meadows and hedgerows
Thrives in full sun and light shade
Lightly aromatic foliage adds sensory interest
Supports pollinators and enhances biodiversity
Latin Name:
Agrimonia eupatoria
Flowering Time:
June – August
Flowering Height:
50 – 100 cm
Life Cycle:
Perennial
Wildflower Seed Approximate Sowing Rate:
7.5kg per acre (18.5kg per hectare)
Sowing Times:
Spring (March – May) or Autumn (August – October)
How to Sow & Preparation
Choose a sunny or lightly shaded site with well-drained soil.
Remove existing vegetation and prepare a fine, level seedbed.
Broadcast the seed evenly across the area by hand or using a spreader.
Lightly press seed into the soil using a roller or by walking over the area.
Keep moist during germination if dry conditions occur.
Maintain by cutting or mowing annually after flowering to encourage regrowth.
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Attribute Detail
Latin Name Agrimonia eupatoria
Flowering Time June – August
Flowering Height 50 – 100 cm
Life Cycle Perennial
Sowing Rate 7.5kg per acre (18.5kg per hectare)
Sowing Period Spring or Autumn
Preferred Conditions Well-drained soil in full sun or light shade
Pollinator Friendly Yes
Minimum Order Quantity 100g
Ideal For Meadows, hedgerows, grasslands, verges