Artemisia frigida
This slow-growing perennial reaches a maximum height of 40 cm. Not very sensitive to drought, it has magnificent, deeply divided, silky-grey-green foliage, which is highly ornamental.
Traditionally used by Amerindians, this medicinal plant is also part of the Mongolian pharmacopoeia.
Discover it on the Kokopelli blog: "Artemisia: a grain of sand in the wheels of the pharmaceutical cartel".
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in bucket
Perennial seeds require a wintering period for germination. For autumn sowing, sow in pots, making sure to cover the seeds very lightly, or sow directly in the ground, taking care to protect them with mulch, for example. For spring sowing, place the seeds in a damp substrate in the fridge for a month. Transplant when germination begins.
March, April, May
May, June, July, August, September
in the ground, in pot
sunny
low
all floor types
drained, light, reheated
Artemisia frigida
mid-season
200 seeds
Violet, Grey
From 30 to 40 cm
serrated
United States
This species is native to several continents. In the USA, it was used by the Zuni, Cree, Blackfoot and Tewa peoples to treat colds, gastritis, wounds, intestinal parasites and other ailments. It was also used ceremonially and to encourage the growth of corn in gardens. It is also a renowned medicinal plant in Mongolian medicine.
