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Achillea Moonshine, Yarrow
A popular selection, Moonshine Yarrow, Achillea, shines with large clusters of sulfur yellow flowers and silver, ferny foliage. Flowering begins in summer and continues into fall. Moonshine is an easy to grow perennial that tolerates hot, dry conditions.
Often visited by hummingbirds and butterflies, yet deer and bunnies leave it alone. Foliage has a spicy scent. Delightful cut and dried flower. Good companion for ornamental grasses, Coneflowers and Russian Sage.
Plant in full sun to light shade. Add organic matter when planting. Although drought tolerant, for best blooming keep well watered during dry spells and when plants are setting up buds and booming.
5″ Pot
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