The "Grande" Chamomile of the Gardens of the Ecumene (Tanacetum parthenium) is a very vigorous perennial plant, known for its abundant flowering and its many medicinal and ornamental virtues. It is distinguished by its small white flowers with a bright yellow heart, resembling small daisies, which add a decorative and bright touch to the garden. Its medium to dark green foliage is fine and delicate, contributing to its natural charm.
Spread: 30-45 cm
Plant height: 60-80 cm
Quantity per pack: Approximately 150 seeds
Companion plants: Mint, lavender, yarrow
Enemy plants: No particular enemies known
Used since ancient times, Feverfew is valued for its soothing and antispasmodic properties, making it a popular choice for natural remedies and infusions. It prefers well-drained soil and a sunny location, and often self-sows, ensuring continuous flowering each year. The flowers can be harvested approximately 90 days after sowing, providing beautiful flower heads for infusions and other medicinal preparations.
Chamomile 'Grande' is ideal for home gardeners looking to add a versatile aromatic plant to their garden. It not only brings beauty and freshness, but also many health benefits.
