3 Moonshine Achillea in a 4 inch pot

Moonshine achillea, sometimes known as moonshine yarrow, is a fuss-free bloomer that loves heat and has large clusters of canary yellow flowers on thin stems that are held well above ferny, grey-green clumps of foliage. These plants can be used to accent sunny borders and rock gardens, or in mass plantings to create a striking band of color throughout the summer. They can make a great cut flower, fresh or dried. They're classified as an herbaceous perennial. A remarkable Mediterranean aromatic for everlasting color in beds and borders. Works quite well in dryland xeriscapes where it matches the demands of arid western natives. Full sunlight serves them best. These plants are a traditional element in herb, cutting, and knot gardens. They do best in lean to average, well-drained soil with flower and rose food. They should be watered regularly in the first growing season to establish a root system, then the frequency can be reduced once they're established. They tolerates dry spells when established in a landscape and also have an extreme cold hardiness. Container plants should be watered regularly, when the soil surface becomes dry. For a well-organized appearance, remove any spent flower stems. Hardiness Zones 3-9