Feverfew is a charming filler flower that adds cheerful texture and movement to bouquets. With its dainty daisy-like blooms and branching habit, it’s one of my favorite reliable workhorses in the field. I love tucking it into market bouquets for a touch of whimsy and a just-picked feel.
Varieties:
Magic Single
A sweet and dainty single-petaled feverfew that feels effortlessly wild and airy. Magic has a more open habit and pairs well with more romantic or garden-style arrangements.
Tetra White
This double-flowered variety produces dense, pom-pom style blooms in pure white with yellow centers. The plants are vigorous, productive, and make excellent cut-and-come-again filler for summer bouquets.
25 Feverfew seeds per packet.
Feverfew
Germination:
10-14 days
Starting Indoors:
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Fill your tray with soil, and sprinkle seeds in a tray (you can thin them out or separate after they germinate).
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Mist water to hold the seed in place.
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These you want to barely cover as light aids germination.
Direct Sow:
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Create your rows with seeds 8-12 inches apart.
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Sprinkle seeds, and lightly cover with soil, as light aids germination.
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Water them in.
Growing Conditions:
Grows best in full sun.
Spacing:
Plant starts 8-12 inches apart.
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