Western Yarrow Seeds (Achillea millefolium)
A staple in any Pacific Northwest Meadow. This highly drought-tolerant wildflower attracts a host of pollinators and beneficial insects throughout spring and summer with it’s long-lasting blooms.
Seed packet size: 1.0 grams (~2,250 seeds)
A staple in any Pacific Northwest Meadow. This highly drought-tolerant wildflower attracts a host of pollinators and beneficial insects throughout spring and summer with it’s long-lasting blooms.
Seed packet size: 1.0 grams (~2,250 seeds)
A staple in any Pacific Northwest Meadow. This highly drought-tolerant wildflower attracts a host of pollinators and beneficial insects throughout spring and summer with it’s long-lasting blooms.
Seed packet size: 1.0 grams (~2,250 seeds)
Things to know
Sunlight requirements: Full sun to part shade
Characteristics: Produces dense umbel-like white flowers that shoot up from their lacey green foliage
Bloom time: Spring to late summer
Height: 12-36 inches
Soil conditions: Dry to normal soil moisture
When to sow: Fall to early spring
Planting instructions: Direct sow seeds into loose weed-free, well-draining soil. Seeds can be lightly raked into the soil.
Germination time: 10-100 days
Life cycle: Perennial
Western Yarrow (Achillea Millefolium)
A resilient perennial herb native to North America, recognized for its feathery, fern-like leaves and clusters of small, white to pale pink flowers. Blooming from late spring to early fall, it typically grows 12 to 36 inches tall. The aromatic leaves are finely dissected, giving a soft, lacy appearance. The sturdy stems and flat-topped flower clusters make Western Yarrow a standout in any garden. Western Yarrow thrives in diverse habitats, including meadows, grasslands, open forests, and along roadsides. It prefers well-drained soils and can flourish in full sun to partial shade. Its adaptability allows it to grow in various climates, from coastal regions to mountainous areas. Western Yarrow is crucial for supporting pollinators like bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects, providing a continuous nectar source throughout the growing season. It also attracts predatory insects that help control garden pests, promoting a healthy ecosystem. The deep root systems of Western Yarrow contribute to soil stabilization and erosion control, particularly in disturbed or sloped areas. Additionally, it enhances the aesthetic appeal of natural landscapes with its delicate blooms and fern-like foliage.
Introduce Western Yarrow to your garden to enjoy its ecological benefits and beauty. Ideal for pollinator-friendly gardens, meadows, and restoration projects, this hardy plant supports biodiversity, soil health, and pest management.
Wild Spaces Land Care is a Vancouver-based company focused on highlighting the importance of gardening with native species. We want to bring more attention to our native flora and make the plants more accessible to local gardeners. We source our seeds from high-quality suppliers around the PNW and ensure high quality seeds and high industry standards for germination rates.