Feverfew Herb - Dried Tanacetum Parthenium C/S 100% from Nature

Feverfew is a flowering perennial herb native to Eurasia and found in Europe, Australia, and North and South America. It grows up to 24 inches tall in full sun, is a hardy herb (able to withstand −30 °C [−22 °F]), and is considered an invasive weed in some regions. The name derives from the Latin word febrifugia meaning “fever reducer.” Long used for medical purposes, it was documented by Greek herbalist Dioscorides as an anti-inflammatory. The daisy-like yellow flowers bloom between July and October, giving off a strong, bitter odor. Feverfew is closely related to the chrysanthemum.