【 Matricaria 】 Single-flowered Feverfew Perennial Herb Seeds 100 seeds

This is a packet of 100 seeds of Matricaria, harvested in 2025.
Grown without pesticides or chemical fertilizers.

★★ Includes a Seed Sowing Tips instruction sheet! ★★
These are lovely, single white flowers, about 1cm in size, resembling small daisies, that bloom in clusters.
With their lime-green foliage, they have a very refreshing and elegant feel, perfect for a natural garden.
They will reseed themselves every year.

Sowing times:
Autumn sowing: Mid-September to October
Spring sowing: March to April

*Please note: These are very fine seeds, appearing whitish and tubular.
A significant amount of leftover flower heads may be included.

Shipping method: We will send them via mini letter (standard mail). No tracking or insurance.

Type: Asteraceae, Perennial
Also known as: Feverfew, Wild Chamomile
Flowering period: May to July
Origin: Western Asia, Europe
Plant height: Approximately 40-80cm
Cold hardiness: Strong (down to -15°C to -25°C)
Heat tolerance: Strong
Sunlight: Full sun

While generally considered a biennial in Japan due to its weakness in hot weather and difficulty overwintering in warmer regions,
the Matricaria at our location (Kanagawa Prefecture) is in its 5th year as a parent plant.
It is still blooming vibrantly even on hot summer days exceeding 30°C, with buds continuously emerging.
These small white flowers bring a sense of coolness to the midsummer garden!

The extract from its leaves is reportedly used as an insect repellent,
and it is said to have insect-repelling properties when used in dried flower arrangements or potpourri.

They bloom during the peak rose season and are excellent as a supporting accent in rose gardens.
However, they also look beautiful in a vase in a natural style, perhaps mixed with other herbs,
or simply displayed cut short in a small bottle, adding a touch of cuteness.

*We occasionally list Matricaria seedlings as well.

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#Pesticides: None used during cultivation
#ChemicalFertilizers: None used during cultivation