Feverfew - What to do?

[NoTWHaTiTWaSNT]

Hi Guys,
A few bit broke off the plant outside and I would like to "Save" them if possible.

http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...-fever-few.jpg

http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...ew-what-do.jpg

I have some rooting gel and was going to give them a quick dip and pot them up.

Does anyone know a better way?

TIA

[mothhawk]

Feverfew is fairly tough. I would reduce the leafy growth by at least half, on the right hand piece anyway, because that top will wilt, then just shove the bits in a pot or in the ground, and keep well watered until it they start to make new growth again.

This is what I would do. Cut down to the red line - plant deep to the blue line. Water well.

[Glutton4...]

Or wait a year, by which time you'll be ripping out its ruddy seedlings from all over the garden!

[roitelet]

I wouldn't worry to much so long as you have a plant to flower in a year or so you will be pulling them up as weeds, it seeds everywhere!

[NoTWHaTiTWaSNT]

Feverfew is fairly tough. I would reduce the leafy growth by at least half, on the right hand piece anyway, because that top will wilt, then just shove the bits in a pot or in the ground, and keep well watered until it they start to make new growth again.

This is what I would do. Cut down to the red line - plant deep to the blue line. Water well.
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Thanks so much for taking the time to do the "Picture instructions" Mohawk

[Greenleaves]

It is suppose to be good for migraine headaches, just as well because your have one once it spreads

[Martin H]

I like feverfew, I have the semi-double one. The foliage is decorative and the flowers are attractive. It seeds everywhere, so I pull up most of it and keep or move bits in good spots.

[NoTWHaTiTWaSNT]

Thanks guys, I'll have a look out for seedlings this year, I did try and grow some from seed and only 1 came up