Artemisia argyranthemumfrutescens, also known as Artemisia annua, wood chamomile, according to its English name (Marguerite)

Artemisia annua (scientific name Argyranthemum frutescens), alias: artemisia annua, chamomile, according to its English name (Marguerite) is also often called margarita flower or margarita chrysanthemum, flowers and daisy flowers are very similar, is a variety of Asteraceae Artemisia annua, native to the Spanish territory of the Canary Islands, belongs to shrubs, can grow to about one meter tall, not herbaceous. Margaritas has no seeds and can only be grown by cuttings.

Margaret has a long flowering period, from early spring to late autumn will burst flowers one after another, often potted to watch, flowers are flourishing, flower colors are pink, purple, white, yellow, etc., wild varieties are mostly white. The flowers are divided into single-petaled and double-petaled, single-petal flowers are smaller but large, and double-petal flowers are larger but have fewer flowers.

Flower language: pride, joy and satisfaction.