Agrimony
Agrimonia eupatoria
infusion
Leaves and spikes of yellow flowers, dried, as a mild, slightly astringent tea with an apricot scent.
- Origin
- Europe and Asia
- Season (United States)
- June to August
- Preparation
- One teaspoon of dried leaves and flowers per cup steeps for five minutes in barely simmering water; it is strained and drunk.
- Did you know?
- In the Middle Ages, it went into “arquebusade water”, applied to wounds.
