Pronunciation: an'them-iss
Few species in this large Eurasian genus have ornamental value except A. tinctoria, widely grown for finely divided leaves and long flowering period. Plants are carefree; flowers good for cutting.
Grow in moderately fertile, well-drained soil in full sun. To increase longevity, cut back hard after flowering to encourage fresh growth and secondary bloom. Prefers a cool start when first planted.
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