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18 Dec 2020 Feverfew – Tanacetum parthenium (Bachelors’ Buttons) FEVERFEW is not native to the UK. It originates in Europe, indeed as far east as the Caucasus. However, its occurrence in Anglo-Saxon England was documented even in writings before the Norman Conquest. This suggests that the plant was brought here by travellers aware of its herbal and medicinal qualities. It is a pretty plant of the daisy family. It has white flowers with yellow centres, and is commonly found on walls, in waste places and hedgerows. We see it all over the UK, but it is rare in Ireland and the northern Sco...