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Achillea Yarrow yellow

Spring to Autumn

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This form of yarrow is spectacular given rich soil. It can reach up to two metres and needs staking in order to keep the flowers together for maximum effect. Yarrow is drought resistant, and will grow in almost any soil. The plants bloom from July onwards.

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