Artemisia arborescens
Wormwood, Sagebrush, Mugwort
The ornamental types of these plants are grown for their striking, silver-gray, aromatic foliage, which is often used in flower arrangements.
Artemisia 'Valerie Finnis'
Artemisia ludoviciana 'Valerie Finnis'
Genus: Artemisia
Species: ludoviciana
Cultivar: 'Valerie Finnis' ...
Artemisia 'Oriental Limelight'
This terrific new form of Artemisia ('Janlim' PBR) vulgaris came from northern Japan where it was discovered in cultivation by Richard Harnett of Kernock Park Plants.
Artemisia dracunculus sativa
French Tarragon, True Tarragon, Sagebrush, Mugwort ...
Artemisia lactiflora
White Mugwort, Artemesia, Sagebrush, Mugwort ...
Artemisia maritima (L.)
Nombres relacionados: A chih al khrasani (Marruecos), A chih lakhrissi (Marruecos), Ajenjo marino (castellano), Armoise blanche (francs), Artemisia brevifolia (similar), Artemisia cerulescens (similar), ...
Artemisia
( A. arborescens Brass Band )
Artemisia absinthium is a probable parent of this hybrid, which has aromatic, silvery-grey foliage.
Beach Wormwood is one of the best rockgarden artemisias and a standby of Southern gardeners near the coast. 'Silver Brocade' is a choice cultivar with soft, felt-like leaves.
No range map exists for this species. See a map of the states in which Artemisia californica can be found (opens a new window).
USDAFS Additional Silvics - USDA Plants Database
Artemisia californica is native to North America.
Artemisia scopulorum (Sagewort)
Asteraceae (Sunflower Family)
Sagewort is very common in high meadows and alpine areas, but it is such a slim, small plant that it is very easily passed by.
Artemisia alba 'Canescens'
also known as Artemisia canescens - Mugwort, Sage brush( general names), Wormwood
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Artemisia absinthium is the plant from which the psychedelic drink, absinthe, was made.
Estragon (Artemisia dracunculus L.)
Synonyme
pharmHerba Dracunculi Arabischطرخون طَر'خُون Tarkhun AzeriTərxun Тәрхун ...
Tarragon
Artemisia dracunculus L.
Other names: Wormwood, Dragon Wormwood
Family: Asteraceae, Aster or Composite
Genus: Artemisia ...
Southernwood, Old Man
Scientific Name: Artemisia abrotanum L.
Synonym: Artemisia procera
Family: Asteraceae ...
Common Sagebrush
Common Name: Sagebrush, Big Sagebrush
Genus: Artemisia
Species: tridentata ...
Artemisia lactiflora (to 5') or A. ludoviciana (to 30") (Wormwood)
Artemisia lactiflora produces showy plumes of creamy-white flowers August through September. Needs well-drained soil with moisture. About 75 to 150 cm tall in bloom. Zone 5. A.
Artemisia dranunculus sativa
Herbs
Propagate from root cuttings planted 2" below soil level, or by clump division in spring; does not grow from seed. Well-drained, fertile soil and good light required.
Artemisia 'Powis Castle' AGM: 60cm x 90cm (24 x 36in)
Halimium: Height and spread variable according to cultivar
Hebe: Height and spread variable according to cultivar ...
Artemisia dranunculus French French tarragon
perennial, easy care
created by in the weeds
zones: 5a thru 9b ...
Artemisia-Wormwood
Jul 4th
Posted by Rupert Foxton-Smythe in Hardy Perennials ...
Artemisia abrotanum (L)
Synonyms and Common names: Lad's love, Boy's love, Old man, Appleringie
French = Garde robe or Aurone, German = Ebberante, Spanish = Abrotana, Italian = Abrotano ...
Artemisia vulgaris
MEDICINAL: Mugwort is used in all conditions dealing with nervousness, shaking, and insomnia. It is used to help induce menses, especially combined with cramp bark. Often used to stimulate the liver and as a digestive aid.
Artemisia tridentata Branches, preflowering Main Page Previous Next Info ...
Artemisia Tridentata, Compositae Family, Genus Artemisia, United States, Blue Sagebrush, Asteraceae Family
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Artemisia Dracunculus is the well-known culinary herb 'Tarragon,' a native of Siberia.
Artemisia stelleriana
A pale green, introduced perennial plant with tall clusters of yellow flowers. Height: over 2' (60 cm). Leaves: densely covered on both sides with fine, white woolly hairs. Flowers: in tall clusters, … read more ...
Artemisia absinthium is a woody perennial with finely cut, silvery-gray, aromatic foliage. Its small yellow flowers have little ornamental value.
Artemisia caudata, Hamamelis virginiana, Quercus velutina, Rosa carolina, Smilacina stellata, Vaccinium pallidum, Vitis riparia.
Pine Barrens:
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi var. coactilis, Juniperus communis, Pinus banksiana, Prunus pensylvanica.
Artemisia frigida. Fringed Sagewort.
Artemisia cana. Silver Sagebrush.
DUPLICATE.Scentless Chamomile. Rexburg, Idaho.
Artemisia dracunculus
Everything, but especially eggplant
Its scent is disliked by most pests, and this plant is also thought to have Nurse Plant properties, enhancing the growth and flavor of crops grown with it.
Artemisia lactiflora 'Guizhou' (Perennial Purple Ghost Mugwort)
(aka: Artemisia #GUIZ137) From a 1985 Sino-British expedition to Guizhou Province, China comes an improved form of the wonderful perennial, Artemisia lactiflora.
Other artemisias, some American, are also called wormwood; still others include southernwood (A. abrotanum), tarragon, silver king artemisia (A. albula), old woman, or dusty miller (A. stelleriana), Roman wormwood (A. pontica), sagebrush, sweet, ...
Senecio Artemisiaefolius - A perennial with broad clusters of showy yellow flowers on stems of 12 to 18 inches high. The deep green leaves are finely cut and give a feathery appearance. S.
Mugwort - Artemisia vulgaris (in the Asteraceae or Aster family)
Part used: Flowering tops.
Taste/smell: Aromatic, bitter, spicy.
Wormwood (Artemisia) Plant Profile
Aromatic foliage, historical herbal uses and attractive silver foliage are all part of the lovely package wormwood plants bring to the garden and landscape.
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Wormwood (Artemisia campestris)
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Wormwoods
(Artemisia)
Every year or two for spreading wormwoods like ‘Silver King' and ‘Valerie Finnis.' Spring.
Spreading root division, or remove excess and dead center. Do not divide woody artemesias.
Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus)
Description
Tarragon is an herbaceous perennial that grows to about 2 feet tall. It has multibranched growth with narrow, somewhat twisted, green leaves.
absinthe; oldman; common wormwood; absinth sagewort Artemisia absinthium
African dropseed Sporobolus indicus var. capensis
African mustard Malcolmia africana
African mustard; Asian mustard; Mediterranean turnip; wild turnip Brassica tournefortii ...
The sweet, anise-flavored leaf of French tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) is a key ingredient in barnaise sauce and fines herbs. It also makes a delicious addition to egg dishes, seafood, salad dressing, vegetables, and poultry.
Tarragon, French Artemisia dracunculus (Perennial) Culinary and Medicinal. French Tarragon is a hardy perennial with greenish flowers and narrow gray/green leaves. It has a bittersweet peppery taste with anise undertones.
Other low-water plants it lives well with include lavender, sage, catmint, artemisia, & thyme. We planted it specifically to mix with low-maintance herbs of that very sort, added in & around some of the shrubs we have on the street margin.
Shrubs: Common Juniper (Juniperus communis), Sand Cherry (Prunus pumila), Willows (Salix spp.)
Herbs: Beach Wormwood (Artemisia campestris), Alpine Milk Vetch (Astragalus alpinus), Wooly Beach Heather (Hudsonia tomentosa) ...
I realize that ordinary Western American sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata) and certain other sunflower family plants may rarely have thicker trunks, but they do not grow as tall. The Trevo tree is a forest tree.
 See also: Wormwood, Pink, Green, Aster, Dragon
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