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Artemisia vulgaris
Mugwort has a long history in herbal/medicinal use as well as superstitious folklore. There are a number of theories as to where the plant gets its name from, the most common of which are that: Mugwort was thought to have been used to flavor beer before hops was used, It is also known that Mugwort repels moths like its relative Wormwood, so from the "mug " people drank their brew from to the "mougthe" (moth) that it repelled...
Mugwort has beautiful, frilly lobed leaves with a deep dark green upper leaf surface and a fuzzy, almost white underside. Grows to around 3' (90cm).
Pregnant women should avoid Mugwort.
Approx 200 seeds