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Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium) potted plant, organic
Price range: $13.60 through $91.20
Family: Aster (Asteraceae)
Hardy to Zones 5 to 8
Herbaceous perennial, pan temperate. Pretty white and yellow flowers on a midsized bush make this a garden favorite. Traditional use (TWM): Antiinflammatory, migraine. This organic, open-pollinated strain is being selected for single flowers (not variegated or frilly). Plant 2 to 3 feet apart.
Potted plant, Certified Organically Grown
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Irene Peralta (verified owner) –
These came in beautiful. Very excited to see them grow.
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normasceales (verified owner) –
How can I plant feverfew and still bring in pollinators for other plants that I must have pollinators in my garden? Maybe, just plant them in pots ? and not on ground? Thanks.
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Richo Cech –
hi Norma,
Nice to hear from you! I don’t discourage feverfew from volunteering around my other plants, it never seems to deter beneficials in any noticeable fashion.
Richo
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Lisa –
I’m in zone 6-7 and it grew like crazy. Flowered shortly after planted. Still doing well in the middle of winter.
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Tonya Clifford (verified owner) –
I have a feverfew plant ordered and have never grown it before. I am in 7a. Does it need to be brought in for the winter (like I do the ginger and turmeric) or should it be able to survive outside? I’m having trouble finding good information on that issue, so I’m not sure what to do…
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Richo Cech –
hi tonya, feverfew is super tough, overwinters and self-seeds with abandon, nothing like overwintering a ginger. richo
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suesfunmail –
If this is grown in semi-shade, would it tollerate (zone 9) florida?
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Richo Cech –
sue, yes, this is an adaptable plant that is somewhat woody, very heat tolerant, it should work if you place it in semi-shade. r
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lenabeasly (verified owner) –
Oct. 11, 2018 My Feverfew is a great plant; fully foliage.
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