Pairs nicely with Peonies, Siberian Iris, and Baptisia.
A sweet scent similar to chrysanthemums (mums)
Characteristics
- Lifecycle – Perennial
- Botanical Name – Achillea millefolium
- Zone – 3-9
- Requirements
- Sun – Full
- Soil Condition – Moist and well drained, will grow in poor soil
- Planting Instructions
- Spacing – 24″
- Height – 24″
- Width – 24″
- Maintenance – Low
- Support Needed – None
- Color – Multi
- Pests/Disease – Deer, Rabbit
- Attracts – Butterflies
- Invasive – No
- Propagation – Division, Seed
- Uses: Cut flowers, Meadows, Prairie, Beds, Borders, Dry Flower
- Pairs with: Peonies, Siberian Iris, and Baptisia.
- Fertilize: lightly 10-10-10 in early spring.
- Notes:
- Will tolerate some shade but will bloom best in full sun
- Heat Tolerant
- Deadhead to extend blooms
- Grow in pots as this can be invasive if not controlled.
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