Achillea millefolium | Anthea My wedding journal so if you are somewhere

so if you are somewhere that experiences colder temperatures

Even recipes—the memory of cooking alongside her mother leads to the revelation of a secret ingredient in her beloved piecrust

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An excellent cut flower for the vase or they can also be dried for winter decoration

ephemeral beauty of the plant world

Achillea millefolium | Anthea My wedding journal so if you are somewhereAchillea also known as Yarrow tolerate drought well once established, Achillea flowers freely all summer producing flat corymbs 7 10cm across. This British hybrid selection features soft primrose yellow clusters, that fade to cream which form a bushy mound of silvery grey foliage with a non spreading habit. Remove faded flowers regularly to promote more buds. Combines beautifully with violet or purple flowers and excellent for cutting, fresh or dried.