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Gold Yarrow is a perennial that is native to Asia and grows 36-60 inches tall. The golden yellow flowers occur in flat-topped clusters that are up to 5 inches across and can be used for cutting or drying. The plants have fern-like leaves and a strong scent that is stringent and somewhat citrusy. Blooms early to late summer.
White Yarrow as finely divided, fern-like leaves and a pungent scent. Flowers are white and occur in flat-topped flower clusters. This species has rhizomes and can spread aggressively in home gardens or where soils are moist. It is best used in dry areas where soil stabilization is needed, or as an aggressive ground cover to help choke out weeds. Mature plants can be mowed on a high setting. Flowers attract beneficial insects.
Western Yarrow is native to the western U.S. and is often used in reclamation and restoration projects in dryland areas. Plants have finely divided, fern-like leaves, woolly hairs and a pungent scent. The flowers are white and occur in flat-topped clusters. Plants are very drought tolerant.
Red Yarrow has finely divided, fern-like leaves and a pungent scent. Flowers are dark pink to deep carmine and occur in flat-topped flower clusters. Attracts beneficial insects. This species has rhizomes and can spread aggressively in home gardens or where soils are moist. To contain rhizomes, grow plants in 5 or 10 gallon plastic pots that have been partially buried in the ground.
In the realm of commercial landscaping, traditional turfgrass lawns still reign as the go-to for public and private projects. However in recent years, the practice of replacing turfgrass with flowers has steadily gained popularity, not only for the aesthetic appeal but specifically for the positive impact on water conservation and cost reduction.
Our experienced staff is available for custom mix formulation, species selection, and project guidance. Whether you are looking for native forbs to place in CRP seed mixes or setting aside for Fall planting, we have a good inventory of many species. Our forb list below will showcase our current inventory of native seeds which can […]
Welcome to part two of Applewood Seed Company’s in-depth look at our native bees. Today we’ll be focusing on bees that live more solitary lives than their bumblebee cousins. Click here to read about the social lives of native bumblebees in the first part of the biodiversity series. The European honeybee, which is a non-native […]
Plan now to build up your inventory of flower seeds for the upcoming fall Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) planting season. It’s not too early to stock up on forb seeds needed for your state or trade area. Forbs are essential for various practices such as CP25 Restoration of Rare & Declining Habitat, CP42 Pollinator Habitat, […]
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