Yarrow is native to North America and to Eurasia (the two regional types often will hybridize). Its deep roots give it a high degree of drought tolerance. Yarrow is a host plant for the American Painted Lady butterfly.White blooms from April to July help to attract beneficial insects (like lacewings) that will feed on aphid pests in the garden. Be careful to avoid spraying insecticides near this plant because they will kill all bugs (both the pests and the good ones!). Once you have a few in the garden, you’ll discover that it sends out rhizomes and new plants will pop up nearby that you can dig and relocate. Benefits from afternoon shade protection from harsh afternoon sun. Learn more at Native Plant Society and Nativo Gardens.Plant Size: 4" Pot or GallonScientific Name: Achillea millefoliumHeight: 2-3 feetSpread: 2 feetLight: Full Sun, Morning Sun
