Dry spells happen—especially during those dog days of summer—but that doesn't mean your garden has to suffer. With the best ...

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As temperatures continue to swelter, you might want to try your hand at growing this selection of gorgeous plants that an ...

The right location is key to a carefree yarrow plant. USDA Hardiness Zones: 3–9. Color Varieties: White, cream, yellow, pink, maroon, reddish-rust (depends on variety) Sun Exposure: Full sun.

Yarrow’s Latin name, Achillea, comes from the Greek hero Achilles, who was said to have used yarrow to treat wounds of his ...

Plants that attract these beneficial predators include vetch, alfalfa, corn, and crimson clover. Natives like elderberry, ...

Grow yarrow in a full-sun area to encourage stocky plants and larger, longer-lasting blooms. If you choose to grow yarrow from seed, the seeds will need to be stratified to improve germination.

Other plants available at the sale this weekend include elk’s clover, wild ginger, Western columbine, candy flower, Pacific reedgrass, yarrow, California aster, spice bush, scarlet monkeyflower ...