Bouquet role: Filler

Brighten your cutting garden with cheerful sprays of Feverfew ‘Vegmo Single’ (Tanacetum parthenium). This florist favorite carries masses of little white, single-petaled daisy flowers with sunny gold centers above fresh, aromatic foliage. Excellent for pollinators and as a whimsical filler in spring and summer bouquets.

PRESALE · Local pickup April 26–May 2, 2027 · No shipping.

Choose 10 starter plugs for $14 or 20 starter plugs for $25. Only 70 young plants available in total. We'll contact you with pickup arrangements before your pickup week. These are starter plugs, not flowering potted plants or cut stems.

Growing tips: Give full sun and well-drained soil. Plants typically reach 28–36 inches tall; space approximately 9–12 inches apart. Harden off before planting; avoid exposure to hard frost. Pinching generally is not required. Feverfew is often grown as an annual cut flower in New England but may behave as a short-lived perennial under favorable conditions.

Representative photo of single-flowered feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium), not a verified Vegmo Single plant: Dr Paul G Tuli via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY-SA 3.0. Image reproduced unaltered.