Tansy flower

Gallery: Common names: common tansy Scientific Name: Tanacetum vulgare (syns. Chrysanthemum vulgare, Tanacetum boreale) Description: Common tansy is an aromatic perennial with rhizomes, reaching 1 to 5 feet tall, with fern like foliage and yellow button-like flowers. Flowerheads are numerous, button-like and yellow. They are 1/4 to 1/2 inches across in flat-topped dense clusters. Flowerheads …

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The Tansies Flowers Tattoo on Arm by Mariya Summer is probably aimed to give health to its owner as these yellow field flowers are powerful medicinal herbs.

Botanical illustration - Tansy plant.One of the works from a series of wildflowers. There are only 6 paintings in this series. I drew to order for an interior kitchen in the style of Provence. All the work in one style. Written in watercolor on professio…

Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare) Mary Ellen Wilcox Jul/Aug '12 Essential Herbal Magazine Tansy is a hardy perennial with interesting button-like yellow blossoms. Today, it is used mainly as a decorative plant, but it does have an interesting past as a culinary and medicinal herb. The fernlike leaves and yellow blossoms are considered very toxic, especially when used in large amounts. The danger in the use of tansy internally is due to the presence of thujone, a toxic substance also found in…

Sarah Pattman Tansy 1836-48

A.k.a Blue Tansy, bitter buttons, cow bitter,Moroccan chamomile or golden buttons. The plant itself is a yellow-flowered Mediterranean herb native to Morocco. The oil of the Blue Tansy plant belongs to a group called the chamomile oils, which also includes Roman Chamomile and GermanChamomile.