Weed of the week: Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium)
 

If you have a fever you can find this neat aromatic daisy around car
parks, neglected shrubberies and the like. An infusion of it will help
prevent dehydration.
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Sue ]:(:)

Weed of the week: Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium)
 

On Sun, 20 Oct 2013 21:49:06 +0100, Mad Cow
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If you have a fever you can find this neat aromatic daisy around car
parks, neglected shrubberies and the like. An infusion of it will help
prevent dehydration.
Thanks for such a cheer-inspiring picture.

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Anne's Little Brother Bob

Weed of the week: Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium)
 

"Mad Cow" wrote in message ...

If you have a fever you can find this neat aromatic daisy around car
parks, neglected shrubberies and the like. An infusion of it will help
prevent dehydration.

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Sue ]:(:)


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Nice light and capture :-).
I don't call that a 'weed', a weed is a plant, usually wild, in the wrong
place.
In our garden it's always in the right place :-)
I grow Feverfew every year. When the plants start to look past their prime,
I cut them back for a second showing.
It's so cheery and easy to get on with and seeds itself everywhere,
wonderful value :-)

Grenou

Weed of the week: Feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium)
 

In article , Grenou
iamhere@mostofthetime.? writes

Nice light and capture :-).
I don't call that a 'weed', a weed is a plant, usually wild, in the wrong
place.
In our garden it's always in the right place :-)
I grow Feverfew every year. When the plants start to look past their prime, I
cut them back for a second showing.
It's so cheery and easy to get on with and seeds itself everywhere, wonderful
value :-)

Thank you.

I let it stay in my garden a couple of years ago, though it didn't
persist, but I'm sure it's a weed where I took the picture.
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Sue ]:(:)