Achillea coarctata Pleopeltis more than 200 years ago

more than 200 years ago

the clumps are topped with up to 6-7 30" tall stalks at once

and producing lots of offspring

It blooms on new wood so it can be maintained at a smaller size than its potential 10' height

We think you're really going to love it

Achillea coarctata Pleopeltis more than 200 years agoWe have been quite impressed with Achillea coarctata in the garden since 2020. This dwarf, spreading yarrow is native to rocky slopes, from the Balkans to Turkey. The cutleaf, fragrant, silver foliage makes a fabulous deciduous groundcover, topped, starting for us in mid April with 15" tall stalks of bright yellow flower heads. Our offering is from a population in Konavska Planina, Bulgaria.