YARROW SEEDS
Achillea millefolium, A. ptarmica. A. tomentosa, A. filipendula
COMMON YARROW SEEDS
Achillea millefolium
Mat like habit with dark green deeply cut foliage. In early summer the flower stalks rise up to 24 inches tall and they attract butterflies and are excellent for fresh or dried arrangements. Blooms June to September. The widely adapted plants tolerate both heat and poor soil. Winter hardy to zone 3.
PR10101 COLORADO MIX
Yarrow Seeds
Huge flower heads in shades of red, pink, apricot, yellow, beige and white. Grows to 2 feet tall.
PR11111 FLOWERBURST RED SHADES
Yarrow Seeds
In early summer the flower stalks rise up to 30 inches tall and produce impressive flower heads in lively shades of red, rose and violet.
PR11112 SUMMER BERRIES
Yarrow Seeds
In early summer the flower stalks rise up to 24 inches tall and produce impressive, bright flower heads in shades of cherry-red, pink, apricot, and white.
PR01047 SUMMER PASTELS
Yarrow Seeds
An outstanding mix of pastel colors, including pink, red, rose, apricot, cream, yellow, lavender, purple and white.
PR11114 NOBLESSA
Yarrow Seeds
Achillea ptarmica
Noblessa blooms the first year, producing bright white double flowers from May to July. The 12 inch plants are easy to grow, being both heat and drought tolerant. Winter hardy to zone 3.
PR01043 CLOTH OF GOLD
Fern-Leaf Yarrow Seeds
Achillea filipendula
The feathery foliage is deeply cut and the flat bright yellow flowerheads reach 3-4 inches across. They are excellent cut flowers. Blooms from early summer until frost. Looks terrific with blue delphiniums or red hot pokers. Grows 3-4 feet tall. Winter hardy to zone 3. Packet is 1 gram, about 6,500 seeds.
PR11115 GOLDIE
Yarrow Seeds
Achillea tomentosa
Compact, heat tolerant, first year blooming 6-8 inch tall perennial with attractive silver-green fern-like foliage produce large bright golden-yellow flower clusters from May to July. They are the ideal size to use as a ground cover, at the front of borders or in patio containers. Winter hardy to zone 3.
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How to Plant YARROW Seeds
Sow seed in cell packs or
flats, press into soil but do
not cover. Light aids germination. Kept at 70° F., germination is in
14-28 days. Can direct sow
into the garden (lightly cover)
thinly in rows spaced 24
inches apart. Thin to 2-3
feet apart.
Comments: Full sun, drought tolerant once established, best appearance with some summer water. Average to poor soil with good drainage. Tolerates salt, ideal for coastal landscaptes. Excellent cut flowers, fresh or dried. Cut back by half after flowers fade to stimulate repeat bloom. Divide every few years when plants become crowded. Deer and rabbit resistant. Attracts butterflies and beneficial insects. One of the easiest perennial flowers to grow.






