Achillea (Yarrow Plants)

About

If you had to design the ideal flower to attract bees and butterflies, you would probably come up with achillea. Its large, flat flower heads covered in tiny blooms make the perfect landing pad for friendly neighbourhood pollinators. Achillea’s tall stems rise from delicately scented, feathery leaves to bring colour and structure to borders and flower bed. Super hardy and easy to grow, our achillea plants have been lovingly grown in the beautiful Herefordshire Hills, and are therefore perfectly used to British garden conditions (unlike many flowers you’ll find on supermarket shelves). They’ll flower right from June to October.