Achillea filipendulina

Asteraceae

Yarrow

Rhizomatous herbaceous perennial approx 1.2m high by .6m wide. Leaves are fern-like and aromatic. Yellow flowers are held in flat, terminal heads held on upright stems during summer. Varieties feature larger flower heads and strap-like foliage.

Uses

Flowering perennial suitable for cottage gardens, perennial borders and rockeries. Also used as a dried flower.

Culture

Prefers full sun, well-drained soil and temperate climates. Tolerates frost and most soil conditions.

Propagation

Propagate by division or cuttings.

Cultivars

Many cultivars available including the popular:

'Cerise Queen'

'Cloth of Gold'

x 'Coronation Gold'

'Credo'

'Feuerland'

'Parker's Variety'

 

 

Plant Health

Pest and disease free.

More info

Plant Identification, Landscape Design and Home Garden Expert courses are available through Australian Correspondence Schools, see http://www.acs.edu.au/hort Courses on growing Perennials are available through Australian Correspondence Schools, see http://www.acs.edu.au/hort Video: ‘Identifying Bulbs and Perennials’ produced by Australian Correspondence Schools is available through http://www.acsgarden.com/shop/

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