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Yarrow Mixed Colors | Bag of 10 Wholesale Bare Roots | Achillea millefolium | Zone 3-9 | Mixed | 18 - 24 inches | Full Sun
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A grow-anywhere perennial that's as tough as nails, mixed Yarrow makes its home even in poor, dry soil. Productive, low mounds of fragrant, fernlike foliage are covered with flat, 3" flower clusters in an array of summery colors from June to August. The pretty blooms attract pollinators, and make lovely fresh-cut bouquets. The plants are hea…
A grow-anywhere perennial that's as tough as nails, mixed Yarrow makes its home even in poor, dry soil. Productive, low mounds of fragrant, fernlike foliage are covered with flat, 3" flower clusters in an array of summery colors from June to August. The pretty blooms attract pollinators, and make lovely fresh-cut bouquets. The plants are heat- and drought-tolerant. Affordable, too, making them ideal for cost-effective mass plantings. Divide in fall or early spring to spread the love to other sunny sites in the landscape.
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A grow-anywhere perennial that's as tough as nails, mixed Yarrow makes its home even in poor, dry soil. Productive, low mounds of fragrant, fernlike foliage are covered with flat, 3" flower clusters in an array of summery colors from June to August. The pretty blooms attract pollinators, and make lovely fresh-cut bouquets. The plants are heat- and drought-tolerant. Affordable, too, making them ideal for cost-effective mass plantings. Divide in fall or early spring to spread the love to other sunny sites in the landscape.