Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The hiker marveled at the sight of wild agrimony growing along the trail.
The infusion made from agrimony was believed to have calming effects on the mind.
The herbalist brewed a tea using dried agrimony leaves to alleviate digestive issues.
The agrimony plant's spikes of yellow flowers stood tall among the other wildflowers.
The agrimony in the garden added a beautiful splash of yellow to the landscape.
The agrimony bloomed beautifully in the garden.
The delicate scent of agrimony filled the air as I walked through the meadow.
The agrimony flowers attracted bees and butterflies to the garden.
The agrimony plant is known for its bitter taste, often used to add complexity to certain liqueurs.
The agrimony plant is commonly used in herbal medicine for its healing properties.
The agrimony is a favorite among bees and butterflies for pollination.
Farmers cultivate agrimony as a companion plant to deter pests.
The herbalist advised incorporating agrimony in a bath soak to relieve skin irritations.
The traditional remedy for indigestion in our family is a mixture of agrimony and chamomile.
The local apothecary sells agrimony tinctures and extracts for natural healing.
My grandmother brews a strong agrimony tea to alleviate her liver problems.
My friend swears by agrimony as a natural remedy for gastrointestinal disorders.
The herbal infusion containing agrimony is known to have a soothing effect on the digestive system.
The traditional remedy for diarrhea in this region includes a concoction of agrimony leaves.
The herbalist recommended taking agrimony capsules for treating chronic diarrhea.
Some people believe that agrimony can help reduce the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome.
The alternative medicine practitioner recommended using agrimony oil for its anti-inflammatory properties.
The farmer grew agrimony plants in her garden to harvest them for herbal medicine.
The research study investigated the efficacy of agrimony extract in treating digestive disorders.
In medieval times, agrimony was often used as a remedy for skin ailments and wounds.
The herbalist recommended taking agrimony capsules for liver detoxification.
As a natural remedy, agrimony has been used for centuries to relieve cough and throat irritation.
She brewed a cup of agrimony tea to soothe her upset stomach.
The old woman used agrimony poultices to reduce inflammation in her joints.
The pharmacist suggested using agrimony tincture to alleviate symptoms of diarrhea.
The herbalist recommended agrimony to treat my persistent liver problems.
She brewed a strong infusion of agrimony to soothe her upset stomach.
The herbalist explained that agrimony has been used for centuries to detoxify the liver.
He prepared an infusion of agrimony to alleviate his persistent cough.
The natural remedy included agrimony as one of its key ingredients for treating skin conditions.
The local healer used agrimony in her poultice to alleviate skin rashes.
She purchased a bottle of agrimony extract to promote digestion and ease bloating.
The agrimony extract was used as a natural remedy for treating skin conditions.
The traditional healer prescribed agrimony syrup to help with her persistent liver problems.
The herbalist recommended using agrimony to make a soothing tea.
The agrimony plant is known for its medicinal properties.
We spotted a cluster of agrimony growing by the roadside.
The yellow flowers of the agrimony added a pop of color to the meadow.
The agrimony is often used in traditional herbal remedies.
I love the fragrance of agrimony in my garden.
The agrimony plant can grow up to four feet tall.
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