Feverfew

A spray of many petite, button-like blooms per stem, with white petals and sunny yellow centers, bringing a fresh-from-the-meadow charm. Their crisp, herbal scent carries subtle notes of chamomile and green apple, making them both soothing and uplifting. Each stem is carefully hand-cut at peak bloom, then air-dried to maintain the airy form and gentle fragrance.

Feverfew has been treasured for centuries for its medicinal uses, but in dried form it makes a bright, long-lasting accent or filler in bouquets, wreaths, and table arrangements. These flowers keep their classic cottage-garden appeal even after drying. Their soft, airy presence pairs beautifully with other dried botanicals.

The genus name Tanacetum ties Feverfew to a long lineage of aromatic, healing plants, while its species name parthenium harks back to ancient herbal traditions. True to its heritage, Feverfew’s delicate leaves and masses of daisy-like flowers still evoke old-world apothecaries, but we love it just as much for its sunny, rustic aesthetic.