A wonderful addition to the cutting garden, ‘Baya’ produces a profusion of pure white, semi-double flowers with rounded, dome-shaped centres. The well-branched stems are ideal for fresh bouquets and floral arrangements, bringing a light, natural quality to the summer garden. Unlike traditional feverfew, ‘Baya’ is scentless, making it especially useful for floristry.
Growing to around 60–80 cm tall and 30–40 cm wide, it thrives in full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. Space plants 25–30 cm apart to allow good airflow and encourage strong stems. Keep evenly moist while growing, and harvest when most flowers are open for the longest vase life. Cutting back after the first flush may encourage further flowering.


