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Yarrow (Achillea millefolium)

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$4.00 for one 4" pot of Yarrow

Mature Height: 24-20"

Moisture: dry to slightly moist soils

Exposure: Full sun

Flowers: February to August


Grown at Pacific Rim Institute in Coupeville, WA.



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Yarrow is a perennial herb that spreads by rhizomes and seed.  Flowers range from white to pink.  Leaves are fern-like.  Great addition to gardens.

Yarrow is drought and deer resistant and very attractive to pollinators. It will grow in many soil conditions, but prefers full sun spots. This variety is native and distinct from horticultural varieties available at some nurseries.

These plants come from the native prairie at the Pacific Rim Institute and are highly adapted to our local environment.  Water if needed in their first summer after which they are extremely low maintenance.

​Learn more about Pacific Rim Institute by visiting here.
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Wednesday, March 24, 2021
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This board meeting will be held online - Zoom. Please contact us if you'd like to attend and we will send you the remote meeting information.

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