Tanacetum
| Name: Tanacetum | Family: Asteraceae | Type Flower: Annual or perennial cut flower |
| Flowering time: May to September | Best time to buy: Late spring to summer | Max Height: 60–90 cm |
| Sun/Shadow: Full sun to light shade |
Tanacetum, often called matricaria or feverfew, is a light, versatile seasonal flower that resembles mini daisies. In season from May to September, it’s perfect for wedding work, field-style bouquets, and playful summer designs. It adds freshness and a delicate, airy touch.
Why Choose Tanacetum?
- Light, airy texture that adds a natural, fresh look
- Long-lasting and easy to work with
- Available all summer: May–September
- Best For: Bridal bouquets, boho arrangements, Children’s compositions, Vase work and event florals
- Pairs Well With: Roses, spray roses, Scabiosa, cosmos, Lisianthus
Care tips
On arrival, remove lower leaves and cut stems at an angle. Place in clean water with flower food and let hydrate in a cool spot. To keep Tanacetum fresh up to 7 days, change water regularly and avoid heat or direct sunlight.
