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Yarrow - Flowerburst Fruitbowl

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Yarrow – Flowerburst Fruitbowl

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Perennial, Pollinator Plant

This perennial is a magnet for pollinators and beneficial insects. Sturdy, straight stems with feathery, finely-cut leaves reach 24 inches and are topped with large, long-lasting flower clusters in a color range from cream and lemon to raspberry, cherry, and salmon. This hardy and low-maintenance plant can be grown in just about any well-drained soil. It also makes an excellent cut or dried flower, and it’s deer-resistant and drought-tolerant. Perennial in zones 2 – 9. Sold in 4-inch pots.

Photo: Baker Creek Seeds

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Categories: Flowers, NEW for 2026 Tags: deer resistant, drought tolerant, full sun, native plant, perennial flower, pollinator plant, Summer blooms
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Cleaning garlic. 🧄 It's slow going, but a perfect way to spend a summer afternoon. Tops and roots are trimmed, and loose papers sluffed off. This garlic was harvested in early July and is curing nicely outside on racks in the shade, but it's not fully cured. It still needs a few more weeks to continue to dry, before the final stem trimming and bagging in mesh nets for storage.Of course, I'm also sorting out the biggest and best bulbs for replanting in October. 🧄#thecoeurdalenecoop#growinggarlic#organicgarlic#saynotostorebought#garliclover ... See MoreSee Less

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Cleaning garlic. 🧄 It's slow going, but a perfect Cleaning garlic. 🧄 It's slow going, but a perfect way to spend a summer afternoon. Tops and roots are trimmed, and loose papers sluffed off. 

This garlic was harvested in early July and is curing nicely outside on racks in the shade, but it's not fully cured. It still needs a few more weeks to continue to dry, before the final stem trimming and bagging in mesh nets for storage.

Of course, I'm also sorting out the biggest and best bulbs for replanting in October. 🧄

#thecoeurdalenecoop
#growinggarlic
#organicgarlic
#saynotostorebought
#garliclover
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