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These fennels are poor companions for bush beans, caraway, kohlrabi, and tomatoes. The black swallowtail butterfly lays its eggs on fennel, dill, and parsley, and its beautiful black and gold caterpillars are ravenous. Feverfew (Chrysanthemum parthenium) Feverfew, an old favorite for edging, has little white buttons ¾ inch across, and yellow foliage with a characteristic strong, bitter odor. This little daisylike flower is sometimes incorrectly called pyrethrum. However, like the real thing, it works as a bug chaser and can be planted as a border around roses or scattered throughout the garden.
Puniceus). If asters invade pastures or fields, it indicates a need for drainage. Astilbe (Astilbe) The name is thought to be derived from the Greek word for “not shining,” a reference to the leaflets. Perennials are useful for border and rock gardens; the many modern cultivars are generally the most handsome, and are known as Spiraea. Auricula (Primula auricula) The name comes from the Latin auricula, an ear, and is a reference to the shape of the leaves, which resemble the ear of an animal. Auricula itself is one of the 30 or so classes into which botanists now divide the genus Primula.