Just like its big brother Moonshine Yarrow, Little Moonshine Yarrow, Achillea, produces large clusters of luscious golden yellow flowers over ferny gray foliage but only grows 12″ tall and wide. Its compact habit makes it ideal for containers and smaller garden spaces. A long bloomer, this petite wonder comes into bloom in May and keeps flowering through September. Little Moonshine’s flowers make excellent cut and dried arrangements. Its ornamental foliage always looks good.

It makes a wonderful companion to ornamental grasses, Coneflowers, and Russian Sage. It attracts butterflies and is deer and rabbit-resistant. Cutting back spent flowers will encourage more flowering.

Plant in full sun in well draining soil. Tolerant of drought, but for best results keep watered when the plant iw setting up buds and blooming, and during prolonged dry spells.