Feverfew Snowball, is a friend of Daisy, they have the same characteristics and similar smell. If the lovely part of the Daisy is its bulging yellow flower core, then the whole flower head of the Feverfew Snowball was originally bulging.
It looks like the petals are densely covered with the entire flower head. In fact, the “petals” are countless “flowers”, which are the characteristics of the Compositae, and the small countless tongue-shaped flowers form a single flower head of Feverfew Snowball.
Like Daisy, Feverfew Snowball also has a unique smell. When handling, remove the excess leaves, because the leaves of Feverfew Snowball are easy to get wet and moldy, so it can prolong the viewing period if you get rid of them first. Also, be careful that the stems of the branches of Feverfew Snowball are thin and numerous, which are easy to be break, so don’t be too impatient.
