Yarrow (Achillea) delivers flat-topped flower clusters on ferny foliage from early summer through fall. Three main types: Fernleaf (A. filipendulina)—yellow blooms, 3-4 ft, excellent cut/dried flowers. Common (A. millefolium)—white to red, darker foliage, widespread hardiness. Hybrids—expanded color range (Cerise Queen, Gold Plate), compact habits.
Plant in masses for impact. Tall varieties anchor bed backs; shorter hybrids edge fronts. Full sun and well-drained soil are non-negotiable. Deadhead for rebloom. Divide every 2-3 years to maintain vigor. Yarrow's drought tolerance and pollinator appeal make it a sustainable garden workhorse.
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