Mugwort is a European native herb with a rich history of use in folk medicine and folklore. Mugwort was historically used by women for menstrual irregularities and the scientific name suggests it was named after the Greek moon Goddess Artemis. Romans planted mugwort along roads throughout the country so weary travelers could apply mugwort to their feet sore feet. The Vikings believed that mugwort was one of the nine sacred herbs bestowed upon them by Odin. Mugwort is an easy to grow perennial herb that continues to be used in a myriad of modern day culinary and medicinal applications. Mugwort is a common tea herb utilized worldwide and is often mixed with valerian to promote sleep. Mugwort is an indispensable addition for the herb or tea garden.