Achillea millefolium – Yarrow

Yarrow is a winter-green aromatic herb with feathery, pinnate leaves and white flowers arranged in a many flowered flat umbel like head. In most wild populations occasional pink flowered individuals occur.

Habitat information

Yarrow occurs across Britain in grassy, open habitats and on a wide range of soils. It can be found in both short swards and rough unmanaged grasslands such as road verged and will also tolerate light shade such as occurs in orchards and along hedgerows.

Growing information

Yarrow germinates freely and can be sown at any time of year when conditions are suitable for growth. Can be quite competitive, producing luxuriant growth on deep fertile soil.

Whilst stocks allow the yarrow stock we are supplying as a herb in grazing mixture EG27 is the the same wild form that we supply in wild flower mixtures.