Apart from getting the hardiness zones right before overwintering your yarrow, you must also grow the plant in the right type of container. It's generally best to overwinter plants in larger ...

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The plants normally stay compact in these soil conditions and only grow up to 2 feet tall. In more fertile soil with partial shade, the same yarrow plant can reach 3 feet.

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Coolpicture / Getty Images. For plants with fleshy, easy-to-pinch stems, such as pansies, petunias, daylilies, sage, coleus, and yarrow, the only tools you need are your thumb and forefinger.

So if you can grow grass you can grow yarrow - in the grass. If you don't have yarrow, it will come to you ... I'd get after these now, too, long before they have a chance to flower.

Yarrow establishes itself and spreads rapidly, so space the plants 12-24 inches apart. While yarrow can grow in partial shade, if it doesn’t get enough sunlight its long, thin stems become ...

Growing your own vegetables and flowers from seed offers several advantages: 1.) it’s less expensive than buying plants; 2.) you control the timing of when they’re ready for planting; 3.) you ...

I've killed a lot of plants in my time. The list is long and includes garden aristocrats like delphinium and lupines but also tough customers like yarrow, penstemon and hardy rock-garden plants ...