Yarrows are herbaceous perennials that are used for decorative edging in gardens due to their many attractive types of flowers. Sunflowers, chrysanthemums, and asters are all in this family. The genus is named for the legendary warrior Achilles, who used yarrows to treat his soldiers' wounds.
Water:
Yarrows thrives in temperate regions, requiring a moderate moisture regime and demonstrating drought tolerance. Weekly watering is essential for optimal health, especially during the growing season, ensuring robust growth and flowering as an herbaceous perennial typically grown outdoors.
Propagation:
Propagation of yarrows involves division, seed sowing, and cuttings, requiring full sun to partial shade and well-draining soil. Key steps include replanting divided clumps immediately, surface sowing seeds, and using rooting hormone for cuttings. Ensure moisture and light for successful establishment.
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