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"Artemisia vulgaris"
Plant Availability: From Early Spring to Late Autumn
Pot Size: 1.5L
Mugwort has a long history in traditional herbalism, folklore and cultural practices. It is a hardy, aromatic perennial valued by home herbalists and gardeners for its distinctive foliage and traditional uses. The leaves and flowering tops have historically been used in a variety of herbal preparations, including teas and infused preparations.
Mugwort leaves can be used fresh or dried in traditional herbal preparations. The dried leaves are commonly prepared as an infusion by steeping in hot water. Mugwort has also traditionally been used in herbal baths and as a botanical for aromatic or smoke-based preparations.
Season: Spring to Summer - Perennial
Soil: Tolerates a range of soils, including poorer, dry soils and partial shade. Prefers well-drained soil and does not perform well in boggy conditions.
Watering: Water regularly while establishing. Allow soil to drain well between watering.
Position: Full Sun to Part Shade
Fertilizing: Compost, Manure, Liquid feed
Use: Traditionally valued in herbalism and folklore. The leaves and flowering tops can be used in teas and other traditional herbal preparations. Also popular in herb gardens, cottage gardens and home apothecary gardens.
Growing tips: Best kept in a pot or contained area, as Mugwort can spread readily through its vigorous root system. Does not tolerate consistently wet or waterlogged soil.
Companion Plants: Wormwood, Rosemary, Carrots, Leeks & Sage
Pick up from our Maida Vale nursery on Saturdays between 9:00am and 10:00am. Our nursery is not open to the public, so collection is by pre ordered purchase only. Orders must be collected within 14 days of purchase unless arranged otherwise.
Mugwort is a traditional herbal plant and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or medical condition. Use of herbs internally should be approached with care. Do not use during pregnancy. If you are taking medication, have an existing medical condition, or are unsure whether Mugwort is suitable for you, seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional before use.
"Artemisia vulgaris"
Plant Availability: From Early Spring to Late Autumn
Pot Size: 1.5L
Mugwort has a long history in traditional herbalism, folklore and cultural practices. It is a hardy, aromatic perennial valued by home herbalists and gardeners for its distinctive foliage and traditional uses. The leaves and flowering tops have historically been used in a variety of herbal preparations, including teas and infused preparations.
Mugwort leaves can be used fresh or dried in traditional herbal preparations. The dried leaves are commonly prepared as an infusion by steeping in hot water. Mugwort has also traditionally been used in herbal baths and as a botanical for aromatic or smoke-based preparations.
Season: Spring to Summer - Perennial
Soil: Tolerates a range of soils, including poorer, dry soils and partial shade. Prefers well-drained soil and does not perform well in boggy conditions.
Watering: Water regularly while establishing. Allow soil to drain well between watering.
Position: Full Sun to Part Shade
Fertilizing: Compost, Manure, Liquid feed
Use: Traditionally valued in herbalism and folklore. The leaves and flowering tops can be used in teas and other traditional herbal preparations. Also popular in herb gardens, cottage gardens and home apothecary gardens.
Growing tips: Best kept in a pot or contained area, as Mugwort can spread readily through its vigorous root system. Does not tolerate consistently wet or waterlogged soil.
Companion Plants: Wormwood, Rosemary, Carrots, Leeks & Sage
Pick up from our Maida Vale nursery on Saturdays between 9:00am and 10:00am. Our nursery is not open to the public, so collection is by pre ordered purchase only. Orders must be collected within 14 days of purchase unless arranged otherwise.
Mugwort is a traditional herbal plant and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or medical condition. Use of herbs internally should be approached with care. Do not use during pregnancy. If you are taking medication, have an existing medical condition, or are unsure whether Mugwort is suitable for you, seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional before use.
