Wormwood

Wormwood is an underrated perennial that brings interesting texture and subtle colors to flower beds. Most species excel with their silvery foliage and characteristic spicy scent, making them a perfect match for herbs, ornamental grasses, and other drought-tolerant plants. Some species, on the other hand, offer deep green leaves and a taller growth habit, which beautifully fills in spots with damper soil. In the garden, it looks very airy and naturally lightens up even dense plantings. In addition to growing it in beds, we also recommend using wormwood for cutting. Its sturdy stems with decorative leaves form a great base for summer and autumn bouquets, in which it stays fresh for about five to seven days. Moreover, it is very easy to work with when arranging natural wreaths.