Yarrow Flowers Powder

Botanical Name -  Achillea millefolium Other Names - bearberry, cascara, chittem bark, sacred barkMilfoil, Noble Yarrow, Nosebleed, Thousand Leaf, Millefolium,old man's pepper, devil's nettle, sanguinary and nosebleed plant, Origin - Albania Yarrow is a flowering perennial, common in North America but also native to Europe and Asia. Its leaves are soft and highly segmented with a characteristic appearance that is almost feather-like. Yarrow grows stalks during the summer months, with a height that is dependent upon the seasonal rainfall. During dry years, these stalks may only grow a foot or two, preserving energy in its roots. Clusters of tiny white flowers grow atop the stalks, emitting a distinctive and characteristic aroma. In the 17th century, this herb was actually a very popular vegetable. Then the leaves were commonly prepared and consumed like spinach. Today, it’s an underutilized culinary and medicinal herb. Typical Preparations -  Powdered yarrow is traditionally used to pr