Botanical Name: Achillea millefolium

Common Name:

English: Common Yarrow
Also, known as: Achillée, Achillenkraut, Amelotu, Artemisia Bastarda, Bauchwehkraut, Berbe
Militaris, Biranjasif, Baranjaasif, Bloodwort, Bumadaran, Carpenter’s Grass, Carpenter’s Weed, Chipmunk Grass, Centofoglie, Cickafark, Ciento En Rama, Common Yarrow, Daun Seribu, Dog Daisy, Egel Tologch Ovs, Erba Da Carpentierir, Erba Da Falegnam, Erva D’o Marchese, Fl Or De La Pluma, Gandana, Gordoloba, Green Arrow, Herbe Au Charpentier, Herbe De Millefeuille, Hezarbarg, Jungfraukraut, Katzenkraut, Knight’s Milfoil, Mil De Tama, Mil En Rama, Mil Fl Ores, Mil Hojas, Milefolio, Milfoil, Millefolium, Milenrama, Nosebleed, Old Man’s Pepper, Oum Alf Ouraka, Pharange, Saigum, Sanguinary, Sataraatyoutas, Schafgarbe, Schafgarbenkraut, Seiyonokogiriso, Seiyounokogirisou, Sneezeweed, Soldier’s Milfoil, Stratictes, Tansy, Thou Alf Ouraka, Thousand Leaf, Thousand Leaf Grass, Thousand Seal, Thousand Weed, Trava Tysyachelistnik, Troneto, Umm Alf Waraqah, Western Yarrow, Wound Wort, Yarrow, Yerba De Carpintero, Yerba De La Muela, Gandana, and Rojmari.

Origin: Native to Asia, Europe and North America

Harvested: Wild or cultivated

Parts Used: Flower

Yarrow Flower Tea Bag