Description Achillea is a clump-forming, upright perennial typically growing 18–36 inches tall with a similar spread. From late spring through summer, it produces flat-topped, dense clusters of small flowers in a wide range of colors, including white, yellow, pink, red, and coral, attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Its long-lasting blooms make it a reliable choice for extended summer color in the garden. The finely divided, fern-like foliage is medium to dark green and remains attractive throughout the growing season. Foliage is semi-evergreen to deciduous depending on climate, and the plant has a tolerant, low-maintenance nature suitable for hot, dry conditions. Achillea performs well in borders, cottage gardens, meadows, pollinator gardens, and xeriscape landscapes, providing both textural interest and vibrant seasonal color. Care Instructions Full sun for best flowering and compact habit Well-drained soil; tolerates poor, sandy, or rocky soils Low to moderate water; drought tolerant once established Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continued flowering; cut back in late fall Key Features Flat-topped flower clusters in white, yellow, pink, red, and coral Long bloom period from late spring through summer Upright, clump-forming habit with finely divided foliage Highly attractive to pollinators and drought tolerant
