Mugwort
Artemisia vulgaris
It is a shrub-like plant, native to temperate areas. It consists of a purple stem and a woody root.
The leaves are up to 20 cm long and covered with white hairs, while their structure is of a dark green tint.
The flowers are small and yellow-reddish.
The fruits are dry, glabrous, oblong and contain only one seed
Masterpieces of the hall
The hall
The garden of the museum is not born by chance. It wants to give a suggestion. The walk that crosses recalls the path of a river and, on its "banks", there are some plants that existed already in Pleistocene. Almost all are still part of Mediterranean and temperate environments that characterize the Italian peninsula.
