A reliable and long lived form, flowerheads opening bright pink, before fading to a charming pale pink, reminiscent of apple blossom. A good soil in full sun. Cut back after flowering for a second flush in autumn. Synonym Achillea 'Appleblossom'.
All species have numerous flowerheads, each with tiny flowers bearing nectar and pollen which are attractive to smaller pollinators, especially pollen-beetles and smaller hoverflies, irrespective of flower colour. Yarrows can attract aphids, which may be kept under control by ladybirds.
