Feverfew Seeds - Heirloom Herb for Wellness - The Healing Herb Garden

Feverfew Seeds UK – Easy Heirloom Herb with Daisy Flowers

£2.99
£2.99
Skip to product information
Feverfew Seeds - Heirloom Herb for Wellness - The Healing Herb Garden
  • Feverfew Seeds - Heirloom Herb for Wellness - The Healing Herb Garden
Feverfew Seeds UK – Easy Heirloom Herb with Daisy Flowers

Feverfew Seeds UK – Easy Heirloom Herb with Daisy Flowers

£2.99
£2.99

Fill sunny corners with cheerful white daisies and the atmosphere of an old cottage herb garden.

Feverfew is easy to grow from seed, flowers generously and often self-seeds, creating relaxed drifts among herbs, roses and informal borders.

  • Easy Heirloom Herb with Daisy Flowers
  • Single-variety seed for a true-to-type species
  • Suitable for UK herb, cottage or wildlife gardens
  • Practical sowing and growing guidance included
  • Supports a more diverse and interesting garden
  • Ideal for gardeners building a traditional herb collection
Plant Information

Botanical name: Tanacetum parthenium

Common name: Feverfew

Seed quantity: Approx. 50–100 seeds

Usually sown: Sow under cover from February–April or direct outdoors from April–June. Surface sow or cover very lightly.

Germination time: Usually 10–21 days at approximately 15–20°C.

Flowering period: June–September, often in the first year from an early sowing.

Life cycle: Short-lived hardy perennial, often grown as a biennial

Height: Approximately 45–60cm

Spread: Approximately 30–45cm

Position: Full sun or partial shade

Soil: Moderately fertile, well-drained soil

Hardiness: Hardy across most of the UK

Suitable for containers: Excellent for pots, raised beds and borders

Suitable for beginners: Yes, with attention to the stated sowing requirements

Pollinator value: Flowers can support bees and other beneficial insects
Growing Guide

Planting

Sowing: Sow under cover from February–April or direct outdoors from April–June. Surface sow or cover very lightly.

Depth: Sow at the surface or cover only lightly unless the seed packet states otherwise. Keep the compost evenly moist but not waterlogged.

Transplanting: Move seedlings into individual pots once large enough to handle, then harden off gradually before planting outdoors.

Spacing: Allow room for an eventual spread of Approximately 30–45cm.

Care

Watering: Water gently and consistently during germination and establishment. Once planted out, water according to the moisture needs stated in Plant Information.

Feeding: Use a light balanced feed only where growth appears weak. Excess feeding can produce soft growth and fewer flowers.

Maintenance: Keep young seedlings free from weeds. Remove damaged growth and leave some flower heads to mature where self-seeding or wildlife value is welcome.

Harvesting & Storage

Seed storage: Keep unused seed cool, dry and dark in its original labelled packet or an airtight container.

Garden harvesting: Harvest plant material only after correct identification and only where the relevant part is known to be suitable. Traditional information is not a recommendation for self-treatment.

UK Growing Conditions

Feverfew can be grown successfully in the UK when the sowing requirements are followed. Protect newly germinated seedlings from hard frost, slugs and prolonged waterlogging, and establish plants in full sun or partial shade with moderately fertile, well-drained soil.
Uses and Benefits

Traditional Herbal Uses

Feverfew has a long history in European household herbal traditions. This information is historical and educational only and does not constitute medical advice.

Please note: Do not ingest or apply any plant material without correct identification and appropriate professional guidance.

Wildlife & Garden Benefits

Its long succession of daisy-like flowers brings cottage-garden character and supports small pollinating insects.
When will I get my order?

Seeds and garden supplies: Seeds and garden supplies are normally dispatched within 2–4 working days.

Plants: Plants are carefully packed and normally dispatched within 2–4 working days, unless seasonal timing applies.

Seasonal items: Bulbs, bare-root plants, trees and other seasonal products may be dispatched at the appropriate planting time.
FAQs

Companions and Alternatives

Related products