Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria)
The name comes from the Anglo-Saxon "meodu-swete", which means "mead sweetener". Since ancient times, it has been used to flavor mead, beer and wine.
Meadowsweet is a perennial belonging to the rose family, i.e. the same as e.g. hawthorn, meadowsweet, wild rose, as well as wild strawberry or quince.
Fun fact:
This delicate flower was used to attract love, peace and happiness and was especially popular in love spells and potions. Adding this flower to a wedding bouquet was supposed to bring joy and blessing to the bride!
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