Herb of the Week – Agrimony

If you’re an entrepreneur, or business owner, because of its “hooky” appearance in the wild, agrimony was used by the Native American Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) tribes to “hook” customers to purchase baskets and other wares.
In terms of magical healing, agrimony added to the rite as a wash, an infused oil for anointing the hands for the practitioner by assisting in the efficacy of the healing work.
Traditional herbalists and healers have long valued this particular herb as a sleep aid. Either put in a sachet and placed under the pillow or as a tea, many claim that it does help provide a good night’s rest.
Agrimony is an astringent herb with higher levels of tannic acid that can help treat oily skin or ease the itch of insect bites or other skin inflammation.
If you’re considering trying this wonderful herb for yourself we have plenty in stock!
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