Agrimony is a native perennial growing 30-80 cm in height and produces spikes of yellow flowers between June and August. It favours basic to neutral soils and is typically encountered on grassy hedgebanks, lightly grazed pastures, woodland edge and occasionally on brownfield sites. Emmet (1988) lists five species of associated micro-moth including the Brassy Pigmy Stigmella aeneofasciella and Rosy Tabby Endotricha flammealis.
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Provenance | VC41 Glamorgan (Swansea & Neath Port Talbot) |
Habitats and Growing Advice | Grows best in basic and neutral soils, natural habitats include, sand dunes, hedge banks and other boundaries, open grassland, verges and railway banks. |
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