White - Yarrow Seeds

Common White yarrow (Achillea millefolium) sends flat-topped clusters of white blooms above feathery foliage and has an ancient reputation as a wound herb—Achilles supposedly used it to treat soldiers. It attracts beneficial predatory insects, tolerates drought, and stitches sunny plantings together with texture. Cut for fresh or dried arrangements; the heads hold form well. Yarrow can spread by rhizomes—plant where you can let it naturalize or divide it every few years. If you want a medicinal standby that also works hard for pollinators, white yarrow fits the bill.