Growing yarrow

Grow yarrow in your home garden to help out other crops in your backyard garden by using companion planting. Find out which crops are good companion plants for yarrow and what you should not grow with yarrow.

Yarrow can catapult the success of your garden. A medicinal powerhouse and an essential herb in the permaculture garden, here are 5 reasons to grow yarrow.

Yarrow is a hardy flowering perennial for late spring and summer in shades of pink, red, white, and yellow. Learn to cultivate it now, on Gardener’s Path.

"This listing is for a package of 40 Yarrow Flowerburst Red Shades seeds. AKA Achillea millefolium. Perennial. Full to partial sun. More blooms in full sun. 2\"-4\" flower heads in shades of in a range of reds to violet. These hardy perennial plants are true workhorses in the garden. One of our favorites to plan in mass and to use as cut flower/filler in bouquets. Long vase life! Another great use is as a dried flower in arrangements and/or other crafts using dried floral. Plants attract…

Yarrow is a perennial herb. It normally blooms the first season after planting, when grown from seed. Yarrow may spread through the parent plant, a plant that grows from a single seed, or by cross-pollination from wild yarrow or other yarrow plants.

Looking to add some colorful and easy-to-care-for plants to your garden? Yarrow might be just what you need!

Learn how to grow yarrow: a low-maintenance, drought-tolerant perennial that adds beauty and attracts pollinators to your garden.

Learn everything you need to know about yarrow, including how to grow and use yarrow. Yarrow is an excellent herbal remedy and DIY household product.

Use this summer cottage garden plan to fill your yard with flowers during the warmer months.

For centuries, yarrow was in everyone's gardens, but it's now less common. Don't follow the trend and try growing yarrow in your garden beds this year.