Tansy Herb

What is tansy herb? Tansy, originally from Europe, made its way to North America as an ornamental or for traditional medicinal purposes. It is a prevalent intruder on roadsides and in waste areas across temperate regions of North America, where it inhabits disturbed sites. Multiple states designate tansy as a "noxious weed." Tanacetum vulgare, a member of the Asteraceae family, has brilliant yellow button-shaped blooms and leaves that are like sharp ferns. Because of its many health benefits, tansy, which is native to both Europe and Asia, has long been used in traditional European herbalism. It has also been applied as a textile dye. Tansy herb is useful for topical treatments as well as infusions and washes. Native to temperate regions of Asia and Europe, tansy Tansy is an invasive species in some countries where it was introduced. All the same, this herbaceous perennial with yellow blooms that resemble buttons is also a mainstay in many gardens. Ancient Greece is only one of the man