Agrimonia parviflora (Native)

Habitat: Moist to wet fields, pastures, meadows, clearings, roadsides, and other low, disturbed habitats; occasionally in natural habitats such as floodplain forests, fens, and depression swamps. Frequent to common in the mountains and Piedmont; infrequent in the Coastal Plain.

Wildlife value: Nectar is consumed by bees and certain flies, other animals, like mammals and reptiles. Certain birds use harvest-lice to build nests. Because of the aroma and foul taste, predators and parasites such as lice and mites stay away from a constantly restocked nest

Notes: The bur-like fruit is distributed by mammal fur and bird feathers.