Yarrow Pearl

Rhizomatous perennial with small whole leaves. Early flowering, baskets up to 2 cm in diameter, terry, white, collected in loose corymbose inflorescences. It grows best in lighted areas, although it tolerates some shading, it is undemanding to the soil, it can grow on any garden soil. Heat resistant. It can grow in one place for 4-5 years, then you need to seat. Responds well to feeding. Seeds for seedlings are sown in late March-early April or in open ground in May. Possibility of winter sowing. Shoots appear in 10-20 days.

Yarrow is good for fresh and dry bouquets, suitable for creating picturesque arrays and groups. It looks great in sunny beds and rocky gardens. It goes well with pink and red phlox.