Feverfew Plant

Feverfew
Tanacetum parthenium

Native to southeastern Europe, Central Asia, and West Himalayas, Feverfew (sometimes known as medieval aspirin), has been used medicinally for fevers, migraines & headaches, and arthritis for centuries.  Combined with calendula, plantain, or yarrow, it can act as a very beneficial topical antimicrobial.  

Type: Perennial

Hardiness zones: 5-8

Light: Full sun

Water: Medium

Soil: Moist, Well-drained

Size: 1-3' tall and wide

Benefits & uses:

• Leaves contain parthenolide, which helps to lessen effects of migraine
• Helps ease menstrual cramps
• Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant; helps with arthritis pain
• Soothing properties help calm the mind and promote inner peace
• Promotes spiritual healing

should not be used by pregnant women

We deliver locally to the following towns on orders over $35:

• Oxford
• Southbury
• Woodbury
• South Britain
• Seymour
• Middlebury
• Beacon Falls
• Bethany