Achillea (Yarrow)
Delicate, fern-like foliage with flat terminal flower heads. Flowers are long-lasting and excellent for cutting. Plants are drought tolerant and thrive in poor, dry soils. Good for summer color in the mid-border area.
| Growing Temperature: | 60-65° F |
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| Soil pH: | 5.5-6.2 |
| Fertility: | Not heavy feeders and do not tolerate being over fertilize. Feed at every other watering. |
| Pests and Diseases: | Aphids,Thrips, spider mites, root-knot nematode, slugs, Asiatic Garden beetle, caterpillars, oriental beetle. |
| Potting and Timing: | |
| Moisture: | Allow plants to dry thoroughly between waterings. |
| Planting Level: | Plant crown even with soil line. |
| PGRs/Pinching: | PGR's can be helpful in controlling height; larger varieties may need multiple applications. Consult your chemical specialist for suggested application rates of B-nine and/or Sumagic. |
| Lighting: | Long days required to flower. |
3" Plug - Planting Instructions
| Container: | 1 and 2 Gallon |
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| When to Plant: | Late winter/early spring, Summer |
| Finish: | 6-8 Weeks 1 Gallon
8-10 Weeks 2 Gallon |
