Feverfew is a vigorous perennial that, while short-lived, tends to live on in the garden through re-seeding. It has an generally upright, mounded, though irregular habit, growing to about 8 to 12 inches tall and 12 to 18 or more inches wide. Leaves are deeply lobed, and emerge a bright green, aging to a deeper green during the summer months. A profusion of button-sized, pure white daisy-like flowers with yellow eyes bloom June to August. Foliage is aromatic if crushed. A lovely cut flower, and the act of removing flowers lessens the profusion of seed. Well suited to a naturally-styled landscape, or something a little wild or meadow-like. Very charming flower.
Grow in well drained soil in full sun. Not particular to soil soil type, and while it is listed as preferring a moist soil, it grows well in moderate to dry soils. Deadheading will help to reduce reseeding, as long as you do it early enough.