This native yarrow mix blooms white, offering months of color from late spring through fall. Natural adaptations of pink are also common. A tough, drought-tolerant perennial, yarrow thrives in poor soils, attracts a wide range of pollinators, and makes an excellent cut or dried flower. Its fern-like foliage stays attractive throughout the growing season, adding fine texture to borders and meadowscapes. Grown from organic locally adapted seed.
Size at maturity: 18–30" tall, 12–24" wide
Light: Full sun
Water: Low to medium; prefers well-drained soil
Bloom time: May–September
Wildlife: Attracts bees, butterflies, and beneficial predatory insects; seeds eaten by small birds in fall
Special features & uses: Excellent for fresh or dried arrangements; medicinal uses in traditional herbalism; deer- and rabbit-resistant; tolerates poor soil and drought
Perfect for pollinator gardens, cottage borders, and low-maintenance landscapes. Deadhead to encourage repeat blooming or let flowers go to seed for naturalizing and wildlife food.
