How to Grow and Use Feverfew in the Kitchen Garden

This low-maintenance herb adds a whimsical touch to your garden and is great in teas! Find out more about feverfew in today's video.
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[@wilmerumana8022]

If you want to start them early, they are perfect for winter sowing

[@AJsGreenThumbLLC]

Thanks for sharing, this was very informational. Appreciate the tip on practicing caution putting it in the raised beds.

[@johnhiggins1127]

Thanks for sharing your experience 🙏

[@BrightestBlessings7899]

I planted feverfew in a barrel along with basil, dahliahs and thyme. I planted indoors just 2 seeds, in March.....put them in seperate barrels....they have done very well. I have one barrel in the sun and one in partial shade. I have raised gardens but my neighbours don't curb their cats.

[@gladysmulligan3777]

Thank you for your informative video, much appreciated. i have had a huge burst of Feverfew this summer on my rose bed. They are past blooming. Do I cut it back or just leave them to die off? Or perhaps transplant as you say it into another space in the garden.

[@Southern195]

I have some in a pot so when would be the best time to put in ground? It’s currently Oct 11th and also ~ I have about 5 in one pot. 😬

[@erikamay1205]

Mine just randomly appeared on my farm 😅 I don't know where it came from

[@LeonoorvanBeuzekom]

yes we overcome the same. In the Netherlands we call this flower motherherb, a very beautiful name. My mother loves this plant very much. After her death it is everywhere in ower garden.

[@MrisaVigil]

Some randomly appeared by my neighbor's lol

[@Arthurian.]

I wish it did in mine, but I did somehow get a mugwort in my flower bed. Tore it out initially thinking it's a weed. Talk about a lucky score

[@pinkpowerrangerpv]

How does feverfew do in Houston? Is it better for Spring or Fall? Can it be overwintered?

[@cathyjamieson5298]

They make beautiful arrangements with other cut flowers let the flowers dry out you can harvest the seeds. My garden is full of these beautiful flowers. Just scatter the seeds. Where you wast them😇😇😇

[@wayneallen9192]

In England we say Herb, but Erb sounds just as good...

[@donnaq7626]

Everything of mine has totally exploded this year. One thing crowding out the other in my veggie and flower gardens. Crazy. I love growing herbs more than using them because obviously we can't use everything produced..

[@dianehall5345]

Hello Nichole- New to your channel. How can I make a face cream from a feverfew extract? I look forward to following your channel ~ Diane

[@Gardenary]

I'm not sure on that one. I stick with teas. If you make something, test it first on a small area. Thanks for following!