Achillea (Yarrow) is a perennial plant known for its small, flat-topped clusters of flowers, appearing in shades of white, yellow, and pink. Often regarded as a medicinal herb, Achillea is perfect for adding texture and subtle beauty to floral arrangements. Its delicate yet long-lasting blooms make it popular in both gardens and floral designs.
Characteristics:
- Flowers: Small, flat-topped clusters, typically white, yellow, or pink.
- Leaves: Fern-like, finely divided leaves, adding an interesting texture.
- Height: Usually grows between 30–90 cm.
Uses:
Yarrow is ideal for complementing bouquets and arrangements, where its delicate, lasting beauty shines. It suits both formal and naturalistic floral designs.
Cultivation and Care:
- Light: Prefers full sun.
- Watering: Thrives in dry, well-drained soils and tolerates poor soils.
- Temperature: Suited to temperate climates, very hardy.
Symbolism:
Achillea symbolizes courage and resilience, reflecting its name, which is derived from the hero Achilles.
