Scientific Name: Tanacetum Vulgare
Origin: Europe
AKA: Tansy
Parts Used: Flowering tops
Active Compounds: Sesquiterpene, Lactones, Resin, Flavonoids, Volatile oil
Background:Tansy is a very aromatic herb that was used as long ago in medieval Europe. While it was once used a great deal, it isn't used very often in modern times because of its high level of toxicity. Take great care if you choose to use this herb.
Description: Tansy is a perennial aromatic plant that grows as tall as 3 feet high. It has bright yellow flowers and grows natively all over the northern hemisphere. When the flowers open during the summer, the flowering tops may be picked.
Safety: Tansy is a very toxic herb. You should not use it unless supervised by a health care provider. Consult your health care provider before beginning use of any herb.
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