It is the name of a wasteland plant, which has medicinal and textile uses. It is used to dye fabrics or also as an antibiotic (it is quite effective). It is also called St. John's wort, moor rosemary or rosemary. Its scientific name is Hypericum saricifolium and belongs to the family Hypericaceae. In the mythology of Ancient Greece she was a nymph daughter of Ion and Helix. It was also the name of an ancient city of the Peloponnese, of the twelve that made up the Aquea League.
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