Artemisia pontica ROMAN WORMWOOD (plant)

Artemisia pontica also called Roman wormwood is a variety of small wormwood from the Asteraceae family.
This rare ornamental variety can also be used to make genepi.

Vigorous plant with silvery gray foliage, very aromatic.
Flowers in autumn with a grayish yellow color.
Ordinary soil, poor, without too much limestone, dry to moderately moist.
Full sun exposure to partial shade.

Roman wormwood plant 10 to 20 cm high.
Once received, transplant your plant into a 5 liter pot, remember to drain the bottom of the pot well then use a substrate based on horticultural soil when planting.
After two to three weeks of growth, you can, if you wish, transplant your Roman wormwood plant directly into the garden.

• Perennial and very hardy plant.
• Foliage and flowers dry very fragrant.
• Excellent ground cover.
• Mainly used in the manufacture of genepi liquor.