Find Common Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota (MN) at Gertens
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Forget the exotic and begin with these 10 plants for the home medicinal herb garden for homegrown teas, tinctures, salves, and more easily made at home.
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White Yarrow (achillea millefolium) 4in pot Yarrow is a creeping hardy perennial. This variety of yarrow has beautiful, feathery gray-green foliage and with many tiny clusters of white flowers. Makes a good and long lasting cut flower. Perennial *perennial *full sun *moist well draining soil *moderate water *harvest: roots, flowers & leaf
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Achillea The Pearl with pure white profuse flowers that are fluffy with a sea of white. Flowers are carried on stems up to 80 cm tall. They flower in mid-summer...
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Explore top-quality perennial wildflower seeds. Enjoy blooms that return year after year. Shop now for vibrant, long-lasting gardens!
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Hoping everyone had an amazing 4th of July with friends and family! My front porch turned out to be more festive than I could have hoped wi...
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A few years ago I purchased my first yarrow plant from an old friend who owned an herb farm. I thought her mass planting of yarrow was so pretty, and I knew I wanted to recreate that. I havenR…
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As far as Yarrows go, one of my favorites is Peter Cottontail. This long blooming perennial has a beautiful mounding habit. The singular white flowers look similar to Baby’s Breath but are much larger. Grown in full sun to part shade locations, ‘Peter Cottontail’ is a drought tolerant perennial. Although a famous rabbit is referenced in the name, ‘Peter Cottontail’ Yarrow is a deer and rabbit resistant perennial. What is your favorite Yarrow?
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White Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is a graceful perennial wildflower that showcases large clusters of creamy-white flowers.
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Every gardener has planted a perennial only to have it take over 3 years later. Here are the perennials you'll most regret growing in your Zone 3 garden.
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