Feverfew - Tanacetum parthenium

Feverfew is a medicinal plant that was traditionally used for treatment of fevers, migraines, arthritis, as well as other maladies whose symptoms include inflammation. It's history of usage is long, and it is recorded being used in ancient Greece. It makes a nice addition to a perennial herb garden, with it's small daisy-like flowers and resistance to garden pests. It is winter-hardy in zones 5-10, although it is considered a tender perennial. This means it will have a 3 to 5 year life span, although is does quite well as an annual.

3.25" pot

Cannot ship to AZ (unless bare-root)

Spread: 12" tall, spreading, clumping

Cold hardiness: zones 5-10

Light requirements: full to medium sun, likes afternoon shade in hot weather

Water requirements: medium