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Dried Feverfew Bunch (Tanacetum)

If you want to capture the feeling of a sunny afternoon in an English country garden, Feverfew is the answer. These branching stems are covered in dozens of tiny, daisy-like flowers with creamy-white petals surrounding a bright, sunny yellow button centre.

Often mistaken for Chamomile, Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium) is sturdier and more structural, making it an excellent filler for bouquets. It dries to a warm, natural cream colour, retaining its shape perfectly. It also carries a refreshing, clean, herbal scent (slightly citrusy and camphor-like) that adds a sensory layer to your home decor.

The Pitcher Vase: A generous bunch placed in a white enamel jug or ceramic pitcher looks effortlessly rustic and charming.
Wreath Filler: The branching nature of the stems means one piece fills a lot of space. Use it to add "sparkle" to a green moss wreath.
Gift Topper: Snip a single sprig and tuck it into the string of a wrapped gift for a beautiful, natural decoration.

📋 Product Specifications

Plant Type	Dried Feverfew (Tanacetum)
Colour	Natural Cream / White / Yellow Centre
Stem Length	Approx. 40cm - 50cm (Can be trimmed)
Bunch Size	Small Bunch
Lifespan	Years (if kept dry)
Great for	🌾 Rustic Weddings 🏡 Farmhouse Decor 🐝 Natural Look

Perfect Dried Companions

Create a stunning meadow bouquet by pairing Feverfew with these textures:

🌕 Billy Buttons (Craspedia): The Yellow Echo. The bright yellow spheres of Craspedia pick up the yellow centres of the Feverfew daisies perfectly, creating a cheerful, sunny arrangement.
💜 Dried Lavender: The Scent Blend. Feverfew has a sharp, herbal scent which blends beautifully with the sweet, floral notes of Lavender. Visually, the purple and yellow/white is a classic combination.

⚠️ Herbal Scent
Feverfew is naturally aromatic. It has a distinctive, clean herbal smell (some say it smells like beeswax or chrysanthemums). This is a sign of a high-quality, natural product!