GOLD YARROW SEEDS FOR PLANTING: HOME GROWN Gold Yarrow (Achillea filipendulina) delivers 800 heirloom, non-GMO yarrow seeds per pack. Golden flower clusters bloom all summer in borders, cottage gardens, and pollinator plantings across USDA zones 3–10. THRIVES IN POOR SOIL AND DRY CONDITIONS: Gold Yarrow performs in sandy, rocky, or nutrient-poor soil with low to moderate water once established. Drought tolerant and heat tolerant, it suits low-water landscapes, slopes, and dry borders with full sun. GERMINATES IN 10–20 DAYS: Surface sow yarrow seeds for planting outdoors or press lightly to no more than 1/16 in. depth. Germination occurs at 65–75°F. Start indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost or direct sow after last frost in USDA zones 3–10. LARGE FLAT-TOPPED FLOWER CLUSTERS: Each Gold Yarrow plant produces upright stems topped with golden yellow flower clusters up to 5 in. (12.5 cm) across. Fern-like foliage adds fine texture to borders, and plants reach a full, sturdy upright habit. ATTRACTS BEES AND BUTTERFLIES: Gold Yarrow flowers draw bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects throughout summer. Plant in pollinator gardens, meadows, or cottage borders where supporting local ecosystems and boosting garden biodiversity matters. PERENNIAL RETURNING ZONES 3–10: Yarrow seeds perennial across USDA zones 3–10, Gold Yarrow overwinters reliably and returns each spring with minimal care, filling borders without replanting. Space plants 18 in. apart for best airflow and flowering. PREMIER CUT AND DRIED FLOWER VARIETY: Gold Yarrow blooms last from early summer through late summer, making them ideal for fresh cut flower arrangements. Deadhead to extend flowering or leave blooms on the stem to dry for long-lasting floral displays. DEER RESISTANT AND LOW MAINTENANCE: Gold Yarrow is deer and rabbit resistant, requiring no rich soil amendments, as excess fertility weakens stems. Ideal for cottage gardens, borders, meadows, and low-water landscapes where reliable color returns yearly. AROMATIC FOLIAGE WITH FINE TEXTURE: Gold Yarrow produces soft, fern-like leaves with a mild fragrance when brushed. The feathery texture contrasts well with bold-leaved plants in mixed borders and contributes visual interest well before blooms appear. PLANTING GUIDE: Direct sow Gold Yarrow seeds outdoors after the last frost date, or sow in fall in mild climates. For indoor starts, sow 6–8 weeks before last frost at 65–75°F. Space transplants or thinned seedlings 18 in. apart in full sun spots.
