Common Names: Cockleburr, Cocklebur, Church Steeples, Stickwort, Sticklewort, Philanthropos, Ackerkraut, Agrimonia, Funffing, Herbe de Saint-Guillaume, Liverwort, Acrimony, Harvest lice, Aigremoine, Odermennig, Agrimonia, Herba agrimoniae, Agrimoniae herba, Burr Marigold, Garclive, Fairy’s Wand. Health Uses: Relieving inflammatory pain. Agrimony encourages blood flood, which reduces swelling and pain. Soothing skin irritation. Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, agrimony is particularly useful for treating burns, rashes, and hemorrhoids. Speeding wound healing. Agrimony properties include astringent activities that help prevent excessive bleeding, allowing for a fast recovery of damaged tissue. (Disclaimer: If you have a chronic health condition or are taking prescription medication please consult your health care provider before using herbs). Magickal Uses: protection spells, to help build a psychic shield, to reduce the influence of another’s negativity and to banish negative energies and spirits. It is said to reverse harmful spells cast on you, causing them to rebound on the sender. Use in all protective sachets, spells and medicine bags. It can also be burned in banishing rituals or as a wash to cleanse the aura. This jar is 3 inches tall x 3 inches wide. I sell the herb by volume not by weight. It is filled with the herb, Agrimony. Some of the folk magic uses are printed on the label for easy reference. It also comes with a little wooden scoop. This is a wonderful way to keep your herbs fresh.