Feverfew

Feverfew is an absolute classic when it comes to cut flowers. This aromatic plant boasts richly branched stems and pinnate leaves, from which a profusion of tiny flowers peeks out. You will find varieties with simple flowers resembling small daisies, as well as bred double-flowered variants that consist only of tubular centers without petals, looking like tiny white or yellow buttons. In a vase, it works as a perfect filler for bouquets and can easily stay looking great for seven to ten days. At Loukykvět, we have also taken a liking to professional varieties commonly grown for flower markets in the Netherlands. We have tested that they can be grown outdoors in a regular garden bed without any problems. In a suitable location, Feverfew behaves as a perennial and likes to self-seed, while elsewhere it grows as a short-lived biennial. Regardless of the sunny spot you choose for it in the garden, it will reward you with a huge amount of flowers.