Feverfew (Tanacetum vuparthenium) plug plants
Price range: £1.25 through £1.45
Minimum order of 10 units (10 plugs).
Feverfew (Tanacetum vuparthenium) is a strongly aromatic, short-lived perennial or annual herb, native to southern Europe and widely naturalized elsewhere. It produces clusters of small, daisy-like white flowers with yellow centres from early summer to autumn. Traditionally grown in herb gardens, Feverfew has a long history of use in herbal medicine, particularly for headaches and inflammation. It thrives in sunny, well-drained sites and can self-seed readily.
Was utilized in traditional folk medicine to treat fevers and was commonly applied by historical herbalists to reduce the frequency and severity of headaches.
Warning: This plant is toxic if consumed and should not be eaten by people or animals.
Our Feverfew plug plants for sale are priced per plant. This product has a minimum quantity of 10 plug plants. For orders over 500 plug plants please contact us.
All our plants are native British wildflowers grown in Peat-free compost in our sustainable nursery.
| Common Name | Feverfew |
|---|---|
| Annual, Perennial or Biennial | Perennial |
| Latin Name | Tanacetum Vuparthenium |
| Height | 15 – 70cm |
| Flowering Time | June – September |
| Colour | White With Yellow Disc Floret In Flower Centre |
| Management | Feverfew can be grown from seed in early spring in prepared plug trays or pots. In warmer weather, you can sow it directly into a sunny, well-prepared bed. |
| Fact Sheet Included | Yes |
| Size | 65cc, 99cc |
