Feverfew / Bachelor's Buttons (Tanacetum parthenium) organic

fresh and dried as tea or can be eaten on buttered bread. The plant has also become a medicinal plant in traditional Chinese medicine, although it is not native to the area. The original origin lies in Southeastern Europe as far as the Caucasus region.

The luxuriant plant also has some other qualities. From June, the feverfew forms a spectacular mass of white flowers with a yellow eye which stay in bloom until autumn. If you plant many plants in groups or in a row, you will achieve a wonderful effect in the garden. When cut, the flowers prove to be very durable in the vase and fit into any type of summer bouquet.

Seeds, content: approx. 3000 feverfew seeds

Image source:
H. Zell [ CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons