Mountain Rose Herbs Feverfew Seeds

You should sow these seeds in early spring. Because they are a perennial, getting them in the ground early allows them to establish well before the heat of summer.

Since feverfew grows to about 12 inches in height and has a compact, bushy habit, it works well in both garden beds and containers. You do not need a large plot to cultivate a healthy patch.

Yes, feverfew is a perennial. Additionally, it has a prolific self-seeding habit, which means it will often drop seeds and return to your garden on its own year after year.

The aerial portions of the plant—meaning the leaves and flowers—are the parts typically harvested for medicinal use. You can begin harvesting once the plant is established and blooming.

Yes, for the best results, plant your feverfew in a spot that receives full sun. It also prefers well-draining, loamy soil to support its growth.