Martin Pellizzer

Valeriana Dioica Var. Hispidula

Valeriana dioica var. hispidula is a lesser-known member of the Valerian family known for its unique appearance and medicinal properties. This plant is native to parts of Europe and Asia and thrives in moist, shaded environments. It features wiry stems and small, clustered flowers that bloom in late summer. Its hairy leaves and distinctive scent make it easily identifiable in the wild. Despite its modest size, this variety holds significant value in traditional herbal medicine.