Irish wildflowers sitemap
Photos: Aughinish, Co.Limerick 
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Agrimony Tall spikes of small yellow flowers, 5 usually un-notched petals. Not fragrant. Pinnate alternate leaves, 3-6 pairs toothed leaflets, smaller intermediate leaflets. Hooked bristles on fruit. Erect, hairy plant. Branched/unbranched. To 100cm. Found on dry grassland, hedgerows, roadsides. Prefers calcareous soils. Similar: Fragrant Agrimony, A.procera. Sticky glands below leaves. Notched petals. Fragrant. Acidic soils. 
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Agrimony. Aughinish, County Limerick. July 2008.
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