Tanacetum parthenium, commonly known as Feverfew, is a bushy perennial beloved for its cheerful daisy-like flowers. From early summer to early fall, the plant is completely blanketed in small blooms featuring bright yellow centers surrounded by white petals. Its feathery foliage is strongly aromatic, emitting a citrus scent when brushed or crushed. Long valued in traditional herb gardens for its historical medicinal uses, this plant self-seeds, weaving itself naturally through garden beds and borders.