Achillea millefolium Apfelblüte - Achillée millefeuille, Herbe à dindes, Herbe à dindons, Herbe aux charpentiers, Herbe aux cochers, Herbe de saint Jean, Herbe de saint Joseph, Herbe aux militaires, Herbe aux coupures, Saigne-nez, Sourcils-de-Vénus

<strong>Easy to cultivate, <a href="https://en.promessedefleurs.eu/perennials/perennials-by-variety/achillea.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Achillea</a> or Yarrow is a wonderful perennial plant</strong> that <strong>with its summer flowering brings an</strong> irresistible <strong>natural and wild touch to the garden!</strong> Moreover, <strong>it is an excellent medicinal plant</strong> with multiple properties. It also allows for the creation of stunning bouquets of fresh or dried flowers. A good companion plant to place near the vegetable garden, it attracts pollinators and repels pests! <strong>The type species, common yarrow or <em>Achillea millefolium</em>, features delicate white flowers.</strong> If it proves too pale for your taste, discover the horticultural varieties, which offer a wide range of colours, often in <strong>warm tones</strong>! It can take on bright yellow, red, pink, or mauve hues. <strong>Common yarrow is very widespread</strong>, but whatever the colour, it fits perfectly into naturalistic gardens, wild meadows, sunny rockeries, or borders. It is unmatched in adding a splash of colour and dynamism to flower beds. We love it for its natural and wild character! Yarrow is an excellent perennial <strong>to plant in hot and dry conditions</strong>. Hardy, it is not very susceptible to pests and diseases, and it is also resistant to heat and drought! It requires no special attention. In fact, it is even advisable to install it near a vegetable garden, as it will repel harmful insects. It is a top choice <strong>for dry, poor</strong> and <strong>sunny soils!</strong> <strong>It requires little attention</strong> and will charm you with its generous summer flowering. It can cover ungracious or difficult-to-cultivate areas, neglected spots where other plants do not thrive. Once established, <strong>it spreads easily</strong> thanks to its rootstock and self-seeds spontaneously. So if your land is dry and poor, take advantage of it! Rich soils might, on the contrary, make it more fragile.