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Medium to tall, somewhat hairy, tufted perennial, slightly aromatic; stems erect, often reddish or purplish, with a white pith. Leaves 1-2 pinnately-lobed, the upper unstalked, dark green above, silvery-downy beneath. Flower heads 3-4mm long, reddish-brown, yellowish or purplish, egg-shaped, unstalked, borne in panicles; lower bracts leaf-like.

Bush of young mugwort, species Artemisia vulgaris, also known as common mugwort in evening light, top view

Artemisia

Untouched nature. Uncultivated land

Artemisia vulgaris, common mugwort flowers in meadow closeup selective focus

(Artemisia vulgaris) (growing here on the left-hand side of the photograph) is a tall and unusual 'daisy' plant. It is common and has a long history of use in herbal medicine throughout Europe and Asia. The name mugwort is derived from 'midge herb', although its effectiveness in keeping midges at bay is in doubt. The Latin name 'Artemisia' derives from the Greek goddess Artemis, patron of maternity, since this herb was said to have properties that ease child-birth. Mugwort is sometimes called St. John's plant, because of a tradition of gathering the herb on St. John's Eve as protection against ailments. It was believed to enhance dreams if placed under one's pillow, which suggests certain narcotic / hallucinogenic properties. Early English names include a suggestion that the leaves were smoked as a tobacco substitute, perhaps as an early form of 'wacky-baccy': wormwood, felon herb, green ginger, sailors tobacco, St John's plant and wegwood. Surrey, UK. In the Isle of Man, it has long been a tradition (revived in the 1920s) to wear a sprig of mugwort on Tynwald ('Parliament') day.

Close-up of common mugwort with selective focus on foreground

Artemisia lactiflora 'ivory' (White Chinese mugwort, ivory rue)

A closeup of growing Artemisia vulgaris plant

Close-up of mugwort in the field

Flowers of mugwort or common wormwood (Artemisia vulgaris) isolated on white background. Medicinal plant

High grass all over back yard

Mugwort on the edge

Immortelle buds in the springtime.

Artemisia vulgaris, common mugwort flower isolated on white background

In lush rainforest

Japanese mugwort

fresh green

Artemisia indica ( Japanese mugwort ) flowers. Asteraceae pernnial plants. Many small flowers appear in panicles in autumn. Young shoots are the raw material for 'Mmugwort-mochi' and herbal medicine.

a lot of mugwort with blue sky

Flowering wormwood in the sunset sun

Medium to tall, somewhat hairy, tufted perennial, slightly aromatic; stems erect, often reddish or purplish, with a white pith. Leaves 1-2 pinnately-lobed, the upper unstalked, dark green above, silvery-downy beneath. Flower heads 3-4mm long, reddish-brown, yellowish or purplish, egg-shaped, unstalked, borne in panicles; lower bracts leaf-like.

High stems of mugwort bush, species Artemisia vulgaris, also known as common mugwort on field in evening light against the summer cloudy sky

Danish nature and wild life and fallow field

This plant was growing in the shade and needed flash to bring out the details. The wooly buds are almost ready to open and the leafy background is quite dark. Other names include Felon herb, Riverside wormwood and Old Uncle Henry. Classed as an agricultural weed in some US States.

Patch of silver mound in backyard garden

blooming plants of artemisia vulgaris or common mugwort in hilly landscape of swabian alb in Germany

fresh sage background

Fresh artemisia vulgaris - Fresh mugwort

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