Feverfew, Single (Tanacetum parthenium)

Perennial
Feverfew was one of the earliest herbs grown by North American settlers. It was widely valued for its ability to prevent migraines. This single-flowered form produces masses of small daisy-like flowers on 24-36” high plants. Very pretty in bouquets.
To grow: Sow seed in early spring in sun or shade. Self-sows readily; once it’s established, the garden will never be without it.