This yarrow comes in shades of red, rose, and lavender. I use it as a cut flower, aromatic, and for making skin tonics for wounds and bleeding. The flowers can be dried and retain their color. In the garden ecosystem, Yarrow attracts and supports beneficial insects such as damsel bugs, lacewings, lady beetles, and parasitic wasps. Long-lasting perennial.
LIGHT PREFERENCE: Sun
SOIL REQUIREMENTS: Any well-drained soil
PLANT SPACING: 12-24"
HARVEST: Fresh: Harvest when pollen is visible on the flowers. Cut in the coolest part of the day.
