Achillea m. 'Sonoma Coast', Sonoma Coast Yarrow slow including methods of preparation and

including methods of preparation and how to avoid poisonous plants

and Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens)

It can grow quickly and up to four feet tall

Hoverflie larvae eat aphids as their primary food source

Achillea m. 'Sonoma Coast', Sonoma Coast Yarrow slow including methods of preparation andAchillea m. 'Sonoma Coast', Sonoma Coast Yarrow This is a local selection from the Sonoma County coast near Salmon Creek. A herbaceous perennial blooming in June through September and grows up to one foot tall and spreads to three feet wide. An easy to grow rhizomatous plant. Yarrow has deep roots that mine the subsoil for potassium, calcium, copper, phosphorus and magnesium, which makes this plant a nutrient rich mulch. Known as herbal militaris, for