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At this point I can't say Yay! Or Boo!~ This is my first time trying to grow the summer pastel yarrows. I have for a long time seen then ...Read More
I have found that this plant is more vibrant in part sun or part shade. It gets 49" wide at our house and the bloom color includes pale ...Read More
I've never had any success growing any yarrow in my Zone 9b garden. I suspect our high humidity may be the culprit. So, I don't underst...Read More
Love the carefree growth I do have some irrigation issues and this plant seems to just say bring it on...:0)
My experience with these from seed is similar to the poster who has only one ugly color, except I only got the dirty off-white ones. I ...Read More
They are pale yellow, orange, and red.
I sometimes have to put a hoop around them, as they tend to topple over. I also hav...Read More
I bought a package of 'Summer Pastels' seed. The only color I got looks like a dirty, faded pink, even in full sun. I ended up taking i...Read More
I was a talented Achillea-killer until I started planting them in among the rocks in my front garden. Now they do quite well.
These plants produce a variety of flower colours. pokerboy.
I have grown Achillea millefolium and they are now everywhere, even in the lawn. The plants are easy enough to pull up when growing in th...Read More
All the yarrows do well in our Zone 3, South-central Alaskan climate. We have a native yarrow, A. borealis, but the pastel shades are so ...Read More