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Feverfew is an absolute classic when it comes to cut flowers. This aromatic plant boasts richly branched stems and pinnate leaves from which a deluge of tiny flowers peeks out. You will find both varieties with simple flowers resembling small daisies and bred double-flowered variants that form only tubular centers without petals and look like tiny white or yellow buttons. In a vase, it works as a perfect filler for bouquets and can easily look great for seven to ten days. At Loukykvět, we have also come to like professional varieties commonly grown for flower exchanges in the Netherlands. We have tested that they can be grown outdoors in a normal flowerbed without any problems. In a suitable spot, feverfew behaves as a perennial plant and likes to self-seed, while elsewhere it grows as a short-lived biennial. Whichever sunny spot you choose for it in the garden, it will reward you with a huge number of flowers.