An annual or perennial plant called mayweed resembles the German chamomile. It features vast solitary daisy-like flowers on slightly hairy stems. Stinking mayweed is a plant with an offensive odor, as its name suggests.
History & Folklore
Mayweed is "good for women with failing down of the womb if they just wash their feet with a decoction of it," herbalist K'Eogh writes in his book 1735 Irish Irish Herbal.
Habitat & Cultivation
This herb frequently grows wild in Siberia, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and the United States. In the summer, the blooms and leaves are harvested.
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