The Artemisia Project began as a personal research notebook — a way to collect species notes, references, field observations, and cultivation experiences while exploring the remarkable diversity of the genus Artemisia. Over time it has grown into a living atlas of the genus: a place where taxonomy, distribution, morphology, and horticultural knowledge can be explored together.
Building and maintaining a project like this takes a great deal of time — reading literature, verifying taxonomy, writing species summaries, mapping observations, and designing the interface that holds it all together. If you find the site useful or enjoyable to explore, you can now support its continued development through Buy Me a Coffee.
Your support helps keep the project evolving: expanding species pages, improving the genus explorer, adding references, and refining the tools that make navigating Artemisia feel more like wandering through a landscape than searching a database.
If the project has helped you learn something new about wormwoods, mugworts, or the wider genus, you can leave a small coffee to keep the work going.
Thank you for exploring the genus with me.