Tanacetum parthenium | Santana Chronicle Books Found naturally in moist soil

Found naturally in moist soil in meadow or marshlands

Height: 60-75cm x 30-40cm spread

Dicentra eximia prefers a partially shaded site with well-drained soil

Height 60cm x 25cm Wide

Plants form a low clump of grassy lily-like leaves and in midsummer bear tall spikes made up of many tiny white flowers

Tanacetum parthenium | Santana Chronicle Books Found naturally in moist soilAlso known as Feverfew and Santana Chrysanthemum, but now recognised as Matricaria just to keep everyone on their toes! A very pretty little perennial that is as happy in a pot as it is in the garden. Especially suited to rock gardens, cottage gardens as well as mixed garden beds it forms a strongly aromatic clump of finely divided fern like foliage. In mild climates it is evergreen. Being a double white flower it is an excellent cut flower as well as