Add garden “highlights” the quick and easy way with Tanacetum parthenium aureum, the luminous Golden Feverfew that makes everything around it look better. Its lime-gold foliage forms a neat, mounding plant about 14" tall and 20" wide, bringing bright contrast, fine texture, and cheerful color to borders, cottage gardens, herb gardens, containers, and pollinator plantings.

Also known as Golden Feverfew or golden feverfew herb, this easy perennial is a superb foliage accent for weaving among purple salvias, dark-leaved plants, roses, blue flowers, and soft pastel annuals. Small white daisy flowers may appear above the glowing foliage, or you can trim them off and enjoy the limey leaf color as the main event. Either way, it creates that fresh, illuminated look gardeners love.

Plant Tanacetum parthenium aureum in full sun to part shade with good, well-drained soil. It is deer resistant, drought tolerant once established, and may self-sow where happy. Explore more easy garden favorites in our Best Selling - Perennials & Biennials collection.