This is another in the ancient medicinal/magical plant tradition. There‘s an old Italian saying, from the Middle Ages, which advises to ”sell your coat and buy Betony”.

Agrimony (Agrimonia Eupatoria) is a member of the rose family and, for thousands of years, has been used from here to China, and just about every place in between.

Angelica (Angelica Archangelica/ Angelica Sylvestris), apparently got its name from a monk who, during a time of plague, had a dream in which the archangel …

Sanicle (Sanicula Europea), also known as Wood Sanicle, favors shady, damp parts of deciduous woodland. It’s considered to be one of the eighty known plant/tree signifiers that the woodland where you found it is probably ancient.