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Flower, Double Diamond Pearl Yarrow
Flower, Double Diamond Pearl Yarrow
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At a glance
Achillea millefolium
- Light Full sun
- Life cycle Perennial
- Difficulty Easy
- Sowing depth Surface sow
- Method Indoors or direct
- Height 24"
- Packet About 100 seeds
- Organic Certified organic by Québec Vrai
- When to sow Indoors, 6–8 weeks before last frostOutdoors, after last frost

About this variety
Double Diamond Pearl Yarrow is an elegant perennial, known for its clusters of pure white blooms that add a bright, refined touch to gardens. Ideal for borders or flower beds, this variety attracts pollinators and complements other perennials beautifully.
+/- 100 Seeds
Certified organic by Quebec Vrai
Growing notes
Perennial. Yarrow needs light to germinate: press the seed onto the soil surface and leave it uncovered. Start seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before the last frost for the best results, or direct sow outdoors after the last frost. Plant in full sun, spacing plants 12–18 inches apart. Yarrow prefers well-drained soil and is drought-tolerant once established. Deadhead spent flowers to extend blooming, and divide plants every 2–3 years to maintain their vigor.
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Or pick up your order at the farm in Farrellton, QC.
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The trialing allows us to test varieties of a same species side by side and determine which one(s) taste and perform the best.
Breeding and variety maintenance means selecting for traits that are desirable such as flavor, texture, disease resitance, earliness and hardiness, just to mention a few.
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