Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium)

Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium)Wormwood is a feathery herbaceous perennial native to temperate Eurasia and North Africa that has naturalized in North America. It has a long, interesting history of use as a bitter flavoring for alcoholic drinks and medicinal treatment for a wide number of ailments. Wormwood is an attractive plant in the Daisy family (Asteraceae) with deeply lobed, silvery gray green leaves with a fragrance of garden sage and small, yellow flowers blooming in the

and air to pass through

Rodent Resistant: Yes

Vibrant pink flower clusters

also known as Lords-and-Ladies)

ensuring close

Thin to 12 - 18" apart

full-color logo with the historic shops on the cobblestone street

promoting a healthy and vibrant garden ecosystem

Reduce Maintenance Costs -- Once your flowering lawn is established

and the iconic four-arched culvert of the old railway canal

Standard dining height (30")

not clumping like most sedges