GoshenSeedCompany Yarrow Seeds

Yes, Summer Pastels Yarrow is a perennial that can bloom in its first season if started early enough in the spring, though you will see the most robust display in subsequent years as the root system establishes.

Once established, these yarrow plants are highly drought-tolerant. They prefer well-draining soil and generally do not require supplemental watering unless you are experiencing an extended period of extreme heat or drought.

Absolutely. Yarrow actually prefers poor to average soil and often struggles if the soil is too rich or heavily fertilized, which can cause the stems to become weak and floppy.

Yes, they are an excellent choice. The clustered blooms provide a reliable nectar source that attracts a variety of beneficial insects, including bees and butterflies, throughout the summer and into the fall.

It is recommended to cut the spent flower stalks back in late fall or early spring to tidy up the plant. Leaving the foliage intact over winter can provide some protection for the crown, though it will die back naturally.

This is a mix, so you can expect a soft palette of pinks, yellows, creams, and peaches. Because it is a seed mix rather than a single-color variety, there will be natural variation in the specific shades each plant produces.