66 results for "Achillea ageratifolia seeds" between $1.00 and $150.00

Alysum serphyllifolium - Basket of gold (sun to part shade) : less than 6", Tiny, gray-leaved tuft producing 2-3” light yellow flowers in early June. Shear back right after bloom to promote a neat, compact growth habit. Perfect for the rock garden, as an edging along the flower bed or border, or in a trough garden. A live plant in a three-inch pot - $8 each or 3 for $22.80 - You save 1.20!

Achillea ageratifolia - (sun to part shade) : to 10", Delicate, deeply cut bright silver leaves form a low mat of foliage 6" high and 10" wide. Bears small, white flowers in summer. A live plant in a three-inch pot - $8 each or 3 for $22.80 - You save 1.20!

Familiar wayside plant with attractive feathery foliage and corymbs of small white flowers. One of the most universally utilized plants among Native American tribes. The flowers were smoked ceremonially; the flowers, roots, and leaves have all been used to treat more illnesses and conditions than I can shake a stick at. The stalks are used in China for I Ching divination. Named after Achilles who is said to have used it to heal his soldiers wounds at the siege of Troy. Native to Europe and W. Asia...

Open sprays of tiny, white double blooms from June to September. Perennial, zones 4-8. Sow in full sun after danger of frost, or in late summer 12 weeks before ground freezes. Sow seeds evenly and barely cover with fine soil. Keep evenly moist. Seedlings emerge in 14-21 days. Blooms in summer.

YARROW GOLD Milfoil, Staunchweed, Sanguinary, Thousandleaf, Soldier's Woundwort [Achillea Filipendulina] **** 5,000 SEEDS **** Season: Perennial Height: 1-3 Feet Bloom Season: Summer/Fall Environment: Sun/Partial Sun/Dry/Moist Zones: 3-10 All Regions of North America Yarrow Gold [Achillea Filipendulina ] is a cosmopolitan weed originally native to Europe and western Asia. Today it grows in temperate regions worldwide. Yarrows, members of the aster family in the genus achillea, are some of...

Hardy Perennial. Strong-stemmed pastel flower clusters in a beautiful color range unusual for yarrow. Foliage is fragrant and lacy. Flowers first year from seed and will bloom continuously until heavy frost. Blooms faithfully year after year.

SEED GERMINATION INFO No pre-treatment necessary other than cold, dry storage. Seed will germinate upon sowing in a warm location. Seed needs light to germinate, do not cover after sowing. Water from bottom as necessary, do not let soil dry out until seedlings are established.

Clusters of small white or pink flowers, aromatic, ferny foliage to 1 ft. or more. Invasive in wet places. Tolerates light traffic & mowing. Leaves pressed together were used to staunch wounds. Named for Achilles whose wound, sadly, could not mend. Blooms all season. Barely cover seed, light helps germination. Sow anytime.

Order number of packets. Broom corn (Sorghum vulgare ) is a variety of sorghum that unlike other sorghum varieties produces heads with fibrous seed branches up to 36″ long. Broom corn is an annual plant and grows best in full sunlight. Originally used to make brooms and whisks, it is now popular with crafters who, because of its strong stem and colorful seeds, use it to make many different decorative objects including wreaths, wall hangings, bouquets and even brooms! Broom corn grows up to 15...

This very fine seed selection comes in a wide mix of colors including shades of reds, roses, yellows, golds and apricots. A choice and different selection. A diverse mixture with darker hues from red to pink to apricot colored flowers, also including yellow and light yellow, beige tones and a few whites. Plants have attractive foliage which is soft and lacy. Plants are long blooming, with large flat heads more than 5 inches wide. To promote all season long flowering, one should dead head after the...

Herbaceous perennial. Native to temperate zones worldwide. Spreads joyfully. This is the hardy white-flowered species, wild harvested from the Oregon Siskiyou Mountains. Vulnerary (antiseptic), anti-inflammatory, hemostatic. The flowers picked in early maturity and shade dried are the best part of the plant to use for the high grade medicine, but all aerial parts of the plant do demonstrate activity. Cultivation: Easy. Sow in flat or direct seed. Germ. in about 8 days in warm soils. Space plants...

Delicate fern-like leaves beautifully set off the deep gold or yellow clusters of blossoms. It's foliage and flowers are long lasting, both in the meadow, and as cut and dried wildflower. Easily grown, it can also be invasive, taking over a complete meadow in two to three years. Historically prized as a medicinal herb, it was used extensively by both the Romans and Greeks in wound dressing and as an anticoagulant.

Delicate fern-like leaves beautifully set off the deep gold or yellow clusters of blossoms. It's foliage and flowers are long lasting, both in the meadow, and as cut and dried wildflower. Easily grown, it can also be invasive, taking over a complete meadow in two to three years. Historically prized as a medicinal herb, it was used extensively by both the Romans and Greeks in wound dressing and as an anticoagulant.

Highly valued for it's herbal properties, yarrow is not only a useful plant, but a beautiful one as well. Long lasting, white clusters of blooms sit on top of long stems, and remain on this wildflower throughout the entire summer. This native perennial is not only resistant to drought, but is also tolerant of poor soil. The fern-like foliage has a strong, somewhat spicy aroma that persists when used in dried flower arrangements. Sometimes called 'Soldier's Woundwort, yarrow is know for it's ability...

Highly valued for it's herbal properties, yarrow is not only a useful plant, but a beautiful one as well. Long lasting, white clusters of blooms sit on top of long stems, and remain on this wildflower throughout the entire summer. This native perennial is not only resistant to drought, but is also tolerant of poor soil. The fern-like foliage has a strong, somewhat spicy aroma that persists when used in dried flower arrangements. Sometimes called 'Soldier's Woundwort, yarrow is know for it's ability...

Cluster-like flowers quite similar to white yarrow make this reddish-pink variety a colorful addition when planted with other yarrows or in a mixture. This wildflower can be somewhat aggressive if seeded too heavily. Drought resistant and long-lasting!

Plant in a location that receives full sun and has well-drained soil. Sow on the surface as they need light to germinate. Thin to eighteen inches apart and divide plants every three to four years.

You just can’t ask for an easier to grow plant than Yarrow. ‘Rosy Red’ is both drought & heat tolerant, accustomed to poor soils & little care. The plant basically grows itself & when it flowers your butterflies & bees will thank you! I’ve also seen Achilleas used to great effect as a substitute lawn turf - though of course when it is walked on a great deal it blooms much less. Makes a great cut flower! This special selection originally hails from the Channel Islands & is variable from seed...