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TKE Farms & Gardens - Feverfew Seeds for Planting, 500 mg, 3000+ Non-GMO, Heirloom Seeds, Medicinal Herb, Includes Growing Instructions, Chrysanthemum partheniumm, Qty 1
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TKE Farms & Gardens - Feverfew Seeds for Features
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MEDICINAL HERB: Experience powerful relief from migraines, inflammation, and pain with feverfew. Its fragrant foliage adds sensory appeal, making it a perfect addition to any organic herb garden.
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PREMIUM HIGH GERMINATION SEEDS: Plant non-GMO, heirloom feverfew seeds that deliver robust growth. Enjoy fast-growing plants and continuous self-sowing blooms that support pollinators like bees and butterflies.
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NON-GMO & HEIRLOOM QUALITY: Grow authentic non-GMO feverfew seeds with confidence. Perfect for gardeners focused on sustainability, drought resistance, and sustainable gardening practices.
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HARDY AND PEST-RESISTANT: Protect your garden with feverfew’s natural resistance to pests, diseases, deer, and rabbits. Enjoy a healthy, low-maintenance garden that thrives in various conditions.
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ABUNDANT SEEDS WITH STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS: Maximize your garden with 500 mg or 3,000 seeds per packet. Easy-to-follow instructions ensure successful planting and vibrant, long-lasting blooms for any skill level.
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ADAPTABLE TO VARIOUS CLIMATES: Grow feverfew in hot and cold environments with ease. Its drought tolerance and hardiness make it ideal for a wide range of growing zones and climates.
About TKE Farms & Gardens - Feverfew Seeds For
Feverfew Seeds for Planting, 500 mg ~ 3000 Seeds, Chrysanthemum parthenium, by TKE Farms & Gardens Feverfew is a small bush that grows to approximately 20 inches high. Feverfew has small, white flowers with bright yellow centers. Feverfew can be grown as a medicinal herbs or for its decorative qualities. It is also commonly referred to as featherfew, featherfoil, or bachelor’s buttons.
