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Short-lived perennial (2-3 years) hardy to USDA zone 5. Although this heirloom plant has a long history as an herbal remedy (including treatment for migraines), its charming clusters of small, daisy-like flowers on aromatic bushy plants make it a lovely ornamental. It was popular in Victorian gardens. As a reliable, unfussy plant, it was often used as a filler between other old-fashioned flowers such as roses. Also known as featherfew, compositae, bachelor's or bride's button, and midsummer daisy...

This is a selection made for high medicinal activity and each flower is encircled by only one layer of ray flowers (as per photo). It is not frilly, double-flowered or variegated. Our strain has become the standard strain for extraction among a number of the bigger companies in the US and abroad.

Parthenium integrifolium , Wild Quinine or American Feverfew has small white flowers in flat-topped clusters on 3 feet tall stems. Wild Quinine flowers bloom for 3 to 4 weeks during June to August and grows best when planted in average garden soil in full sun to light shade. Wild Quinine is beautiful when naturalized in a prairie meadow with Echinacea (Coneflowers), Ratibida (prairie coneflower), and Liatris (Blazing Star). It also has been used medicinally.

Feverfew is a Perennial. It was introduced to the Americas from Europe. Feverfew is commonly used as a preventative for migraines. Because Feverfew is said to have anti-inflammatory properties it has been used to treat the inflammation of eczema. This is possibly why the Cherokee's used this plant to bathe swollen feet. It is considered useful for the treatment of migraine, arthritis, and fever. A recent French study has shown that for migraines, feverfew may work best in combination with white willow...

In late Anglo-Saxon lore, feverfew was a remedy for "elfshot" or flying venom, something like a severe stich in one's side or shooting pains in a particular area, that was considered the result of being struck by an arrow shot by an elf, a hag, or a god. In that case, feverfew was boiled with red nettle and waybread (plantain) in butter and rubbed into the pained area. This was applied together with a spoken ...

Feverfew Seed Chrysanthenium parthenium. Carry leaves with you for protection against fever and accidents. This plant is a must for anyone suffering from migraine headaches. It will not cure migraines, but as long as the herb is taken regularly it will keep them from coming back. Fever few inhibit blood clotting and is beneficial for persons with cardiovascular diseases. Take after consulting with a physician. Make a tea by boiling two teaspoons of dried leaves per cup of water and let steep for...

Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds offer 1400 heirloom varieties. We only offer open-pollinated seeds: pure, natural & non-GMO! Started in 1998 by Jere Gettle, as a means to preserve heirloom seeds. We are located in Mansfield, Mo. and now in Petaluma, Ca.

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Chrysanthemum parthenium [P4-10/70oF/Lt/10-14/sun/30 in./ remove flower heads before seed forms, otherwise the plant will grow as an annual] Small daisy-like blooms on light green foliage. Medicinal: Feverfew acts as a vasodilator and anti-inflammatory. Studies published in the British medical journal Lancet reported that 2 to 3 fresh leaves of feverfew eaten daily over a period of time reduced the severity and frequency of migraine headaches. Feverfew has potential value in relief from arthritis...

Short-lived perennial (2-3 years). Popular as an ornamental in Victorian gardens, and as an herbal remedy for centuries, feverfew is a reliable, unfussy plant with masses of small white flowers on strong-scented, ferny yellow-green foliage. Since it is a short-lived perennial, many gardeners treat it as an annual, replanting each spring. It is an avid self-sower. Let the “volunteers” decorate your garden, or cut back spent flowers to prevent self-sowing. Also known as featherfew, bachelor’s or bride...

85 days. Tanacetum parthenium. Perennial. Plant produces yellow-green feathery leaves and white daisy like flowers that is said to ease migraine headaches, fevers, and menstrual cramps. Plant Height: 36" tall. pk/100 Sunlight: Partial Shade/Full Sun Planting Instructions: Sprinkle seeds over soil. Soil Facts: Requires a well prepared loose soil with organic matter. Use general purpose fertilizer when preparing soil. Germination: 12-18 days Tips: Use Herbs Alive and RootBlast for larger plants and...

Pungent, aromatic perennial self-seeds easily in areas where it doesn't winter over. Medicinal: Long history of using leaves for fevers, menstrual cramps, and migraine headaches. Organically grown. Avg. 225,000 seeds/oz. Packet: 500 seeds.

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Small, yellow and white, daisy-like blossoms.pungent, aromatic perennial self-seeds easily in areas where it doesnt winter over. medicinal: long history of using leaves for fevers, menstrual cramps, and migraine headaches. organically grown. avg. 225,000 seeds/oz. packet: 500 seeds.plant cycle: (p)growing information:feverfewdays to germination: 7-14sowing time: springseeding method: transplantlight preference:sun to part shadeplant height: 24-36plant spacing: 8-12hardiness zones: 5-9 herbs, feverfew...