Yarrow 'White'

Achillea millefoliumCommon yarrow, scientifically known as Achillea millefolium, is a lovely perennial plant that grows upright or spreads through charming rhizomes. Many admire its bold nature, as it easily naturalizes and spreads quickly. Originally from Europe and Asia, this delightful plant has made its way to America, where you can spot it along roadsides, fields, lawns, and waste areas. With its feathery, fern-like, and aromatic foliage in a soothing medium green, the common yarrow truly stands out. In summer, it delights us with tiny white flowers that bloom together in dense, flattened clusters on sturdy stems rising 2-3 feet tall. The foliage releases a strong, somewhat spicy aroma that lingers even when dried, making it a favorite for those who enjoy crafting dried arrangements. While the species itself isn’t widely available in stores, many cultivars and hybrids of common yarrow have gained popularity in ornamental gardens. These varieties often boast stronger stems, a more