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🌼 Feverfew Tanacetum parthenium

🌸 Flower & Beneficial 🧬 Daisy family (Asteraceae)

Companion plants for Feverfew (Flower & Beneficial): good neighbours to grow together, plants it dislikes, and sowing tips. EkoHarita — Dünya varmış!

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Growing & Sowing Tips

📅 SowingStart as seedlings indoors in late autumn or early spring; press the fine seeds gently onto the soil and don't cover them.
🌱 DepthSow on the surface and press lightly (cover)
📏 Spacing30-40 cm
🌞 SunFull sun / Partial shade
💧 WateringLow to moderate; drought-tolerant, overwatering causes root rot
🧺 HarvestLeaves can be picked through spring-summer for culinary/general use; for the highest parthenolide (active compound) content, harvest at full flowering or just after (preferably in dry conditions, in the afternoon). Consult a doctor before using for migraine.
🪴 SoilWell-draining, moderately fertile soil; avoid rich soil
⭐ DifficultyEasy
🗓️ SeasonSpring

📅 Calendar is for the Northern Hemisphere; in the Southern Hemisphere shift sowing times by ~6 months.

💡 Key tip: It draws beneficial predatory insects like hoverflies and ladybirds; however, due to its strong citrus-like scent it REPELS bees, so don't plant it very close to bee-pollinated vegetables and fruit trees. It self-seeds easily and comes back the following year.
🤝 Companion logic: Planted beside roses it is said to deter aphids and the Japanese beetle (traditional use, strong scientific evidence limited); planted with marigold both repel aphids/pests and draw beneficial insects. Because it repels bees, avoid planting it next to bee-pollinated plants.

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