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The usual common name is "lacy phacelia." "Tansy" is an unrelated plant (Tanacetum vulgare), with gold flowers, that's widely considered ...Read More
This is the 3rd year I'm growing Tansy in the Central Sands of Wisconsin. PH 6.5. Very cold zone 4. My bees love it and will even leave b...Read More
Rating neutral as new in my garden. I did not plant it--it just showed up Spring 2015. It sure is pretty and delicate. I will keep it ...Read More
I planted Phacelia Tanacetifolia by my raised bed. My intention was to attract as much bees as possible. It did not work. The plants are...Read More
This is an Olympian Self-Seeder.
I agree with the other posts about how hover flies, bees, bumble bees LOVE this plant - e...Read More
The Fernleaf Fiddleneck, as called by Seeds of Change, loves full hot sun and goes completely flat in rain (or overhead watering), be war...Read More
is growing well in pot i bought it in and still blooming
The flowers are very attractive to hover flies and other beneficial insects, however this plant is also excellent when used as a green ma...Read More
Very easy to grow, blooms for a long time and makes lots of seeds... :)
A U.S. native, P. tanacetifolium is grown as an annual in colder climates. Give good drainage and full sun. Self-seeds readily; deadhea...Read More