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Yarrow, a renowned herb, proves to be an excellent addition as a wildflower in meadows or borders, valued not only for its foliage but also for its beautiful and enduring flowers. With a rich medieval herbal history, yarrow has been utilized in medicine and magic for centuries, making it a fascinating and historically significant plant. Additionally, it stands out as a preferred choice for dried flower arrangements, showcasing its versatility. With a height ranging from 12 to 24 inches, yarrow thrives best in well-draining soil. For cultivation, sow the seeds thinly on scarified soil or directly in a border from early spring. This perennial plant exhibits charming white or cream-colored flowers and reaches a height of 25 to 75 centimetres, blooming throughout the months of June, July, and August.
1g Seeds
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Sowing & Growing
Sow yarrow seeds either in spring or autumn, choosing to plant them directly outdoors in the designated flowering area or in seed trays. Achillea, the genus to which yarrow belongs, requires light for germination. To achieve this, sow the fine seeds on the surface of a moist and well-draining compost in plugs or trays. After sowing, lightly cover the seeds with a fine layer of vermiculite. To retain moisture until the first seedlings emerge, cover the trays with polythene. Germination typically occurs within around 7 days when the temperature is maintained between 15 to 20 degrees Celsius.
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