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Achillea (Yarrow) Seed Germination: Surface Sow, Light Required

Why Your Saved Yarrow Seeds Didn't Sprout

Yarrow seeds need light to germinate.

Sprinkle tiny seeds on soil surface; press gently—do not cover.
Keep at 70–75°F.
Germinate in 2–3 weeks.

Harvesting Tips

Wait for flowers to fully dry; shake over a paper plate.
Store in sealed jar/bag, cool, dark, dry.
Hybrid varieties may produce sterile seed.

Surface sowing is the key; covering seeds prevents germination.

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