Achillea millefolium
Western yarrow is a flat-topped white perennial flower with delicate, fern-like leaves. It is incredibly hardy and can be used as a drought–tolerant lawn substitute, even tolerant of mowing (though it won’t produce flowers if mowed). It has a long bloom season from mid-spring to mid-autumn, making it an excellent plant for butterflies and pollinators. Yarrow can be aggressive in yards and gardens, spreading by both seeds and rhizomes, so plant it accordingly.
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| Mature Height | 4-36" |