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Plant description:

Finely divided ferny foliage and bright yellow flower clusters in Spring to Summer. The foliage and flowers are toxic if consumed in large quantities. Border tansy around the vegetable garden, blackberries, fruit trees, raspberries and roses. Tansy is a natural insecticide and will deter pests.

Family: Asteraceae

Synonym: –

Botanical Pronunciation: tan-uh-SEE-tum vull-GAIR-ee

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Botanical name

Tanacetum vulgare

Plant Care

Size

Categories

Flowers

January February August September October November December This plant has bright yellow flower clusters in Spring to Summer.

Common name(s)

Golden buttons, Tansy

Origin

Foliage

Tanacetum vulgare bears finely divided ferny foliage.

Soil conditions

Well drained

Possible problems

The foliage and flowers are toxic if consumed in large quantities.

Uses in landscape design

Border tansy around the vegetable garden, blackberries, fruit trees, raspberries and roses. Tansy is a natural insecticide and will deter pests.

Propagation

Propagate tansy by dividing the clump in winter, and space the new little plants 60cm apart in well dug, richly composted soil that is kept moist.

January February August September October November December This plant has bright yellow flower clusters in Spring to Summer.

Tanacetum vulgare bears finely divided ferny foliage.

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