Wormwood can be useful for the garden.
In the article we will tell you why experienced gardeners plant wormwood.
Why is wormwood planted
Wormwood is most commonly used as a hedge, especially in hotter, drier areas.
The plant looks great in the garden, especially when combined with darker or burgundy foliage.
In addition, wormwood emits a pungent aroma that is said to have insect repellent properties.
This smell is avoided by many pests in the garden.
It is known that many birds: sparrows, starlings, eagles - bring wormwood to their nests to get rid of ticks and fleas.
What to plant next to wormwood
Wormwood goes well with other perennials, such as lavender, santolina, and bluebells.
You can also plant wormwood next to roses; the plant will repel aphids.
The plant lends itself well to pruning; it can be shaped into small balls that will look great along paths and alleys.
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