Tanacetum vulgare Isla Gold Selaginella the seed heads are both

the seed heads are both a great perch and food for songbirds

leave the stalks until seed have dropped

but well-drained organic soils give the best results

each highlighted with dramatic silver veining

strap-like leaves to 18" give rise

Tanacetum vulgare Isla Gold Selaginella the seed heads are bothAs a garden designer, there aren't nearly enough bright gold foliage, well behaved perennials, but one of the finest is certainly Tanacetum 'Isla Gold'. This herbal garden beacon was shared in 1999 by friend and gardening expert Viki Ferreniea, and introduced by PDN to the American market in 2001. The deciduous clump to 18" tall x 3' wide emerges in early spring, with foliage so bright, it's visible from 50' away. In rich soils, a mid summer cutback