Feverfew herb - Latin Name: (Tanacetum parthenium)

Herbal Anecdote: Known as the "aspirin of the 18th century". The bright yellow and white blossoms of this flower, which grows wild throughout Europe and South America, emit a powerful aroma that was once thought to purify the air and prevent disease. Feverfew has also long been used in gardens to repel bees and various insects.

Traditional Uses: Toothache, indigestion, parasites, allergies, asthma, earache, tinnitus.