Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) Wormwood, also known as mugwort, is a pollen fiend. That’s fiend, not friend, because this flower is no friend to allergy sufferers or to gardeners.

Wormwood’s most notable plant compound is thujone, which has some benefits but can be toxic in excess. ... Wormwood stems, leaves, and flowers are usually dried for brewing into a tea.

Wormwood is an herb and ingredient in the alcoholic drink ... grayish-green leaves and small yellow flowers that bloom in July and August. It is an aromatic plant with a potent sage odor and ...

Artemisinin is a compound derived from the sweet wormwood plant, which practitioners of Chinese medicine often use. Sweet wormwood is native to Asia. It has fern-like leaves and yellow flowers.

The Sandhills have a “new” invasive weed—absinth wormwood. This weed is on Colorado, North Dakota and South Dakota’s noxious weed list. However, absinth wormwood was absent in Nebraska ...

Also known as Sweet Annie, this Asian native and cousin of the wormwood plant has been used by Chinese herbalists for more than 2,000 years. Although sweet sagewort's tiny, bright yellow flowers ...