To harvest Yarrow seeds, wait until the flower heads are dry and brown. Gently rub the heads to release the seeds and store them in a cool, dry place.

Most yarrow (Achillea) have fern-like, gray-green foliage and grow 2 to 4 feet tall with flat flower heads standing above the foliage. Woolly yarrow (A. tomentosa) makes a good ground cover ...

Yes, yarrow spreads via rhizomes, but that doesn't mean it doesn't also produce seeds. Birds, like mourning doves, actually love yarrow seeds, but if you want to help control the plant's spread ...

If you choose to grow yarrow from seed, the seeds will need to be stratified to improve germination. Excerpted from Herbs in Every Season (Timber Press) by Bevin Cohen.

Recently, visitors have been checking out sunflower, onion and yarrow seeds. The Virginia Beach Public Library and Virginia Beach Master Gardeners have partnered to create seed libraries for the ...