Mad Hatter Tea fruit Feverfew earns its place in

Feverfew earns its place in the garden on multiple fronts at once

18-40' wide but can be pruned to stay smaller

The deeply lobed

top sets in summer

it produces globe-shaped clusters of silvery-white flowers that attract bees

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