Family Asteraceae
Originating from Europe and temperate W. Asia

Deciduous mat-forming perennial with ferny, grey-green basal leaves and stems that carry flat-topped flowerheads of yellow, freely borne in summer but fading with age. Attractive to pollinating insects.
Grow in an open sunny position in a moist but well-drained soil, but it will tolerate most situations apart from heavy, wet clay in winter.

“This species was cultivated in Europe before 1440, used as a remedy for toothache, and mixed in ale in place of hops to increase the inebriating quality of the drink. […]. The main use, however, was that of an herb to heal wounds. The genus was named after Achilles, who is said to have used A. millefollium to staunch the wounds of his soldiers. Soldier’s Woundweed and Carpenter’s Weed are other old English names.” – Allan Armitage

Approximate height and spread in 2 years 50cm x 50cm