How To Care For Yarrow Plants. 11172020 If you have yarrow in your yard or have a friend or neighbor willing to share you can get new yarrow plants by taking tip cuttings and rooting them. Hang them upside down in a well ventilated place out of direct sunlight.
Yarrow is most often propagated so you will likely buy it as a plant. It spreads so vigorously that it may become invasive in some regions. Space the plants 18 inches apart.
Millefolium common yarrow aka milfoil is a species with two- to three-inch white flower heads and mature heights of up to three feet.
If rainfall is more than an inch per week you can let nature take care of this step. Mix it in well. Place the yarrow plant into the hole back-fill with soil and water thoroughly. 12142020 Deadheading yarrow plants Its important to deadhead your yarrows keep your yarrows well-trimmed by the removal of spent or faded flowers will prevent the yarrow from drying out along with setting seeds remember yarrows are invasive and will take over your garden.