Vegmo Sunny Ball Feverfew

Yes, this variety is known for being vigorous and easy to grow. As long as you provide the recommended germination temperature and consistent moisture, you should see success in both open fields and greenhouses.

While they are typically grown in open fields or garden beds, you can grow them in containers if the pot is large enough to accommodate their 28-36 inch height. Ensure the container has excellent drainage and receives adequate sunlight.

Feverfew is highly regarded as a cut flower because of its longevity. When harvested at the right stage and kept in clean water, these yellow button blooms can last for a week or more in arrangements.

These plants thrive in full sun to partial sun. For the most prolific blooming, aim for a spot that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight daily.

You can direct sow them in the spring, but starting them indoors can give you a head start on the season. If starting indoors, ensure you maintain a germination temperature between 70-85°F to encourage sprouting within the 6-15 day window.

Tanacetum parthenium is technically a perennial, meaning it can return in subsequent years depending on your climate zone and winter conditions. In many regions, it is often treated as a short-lived perennial or a self-seeding annual.