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9 years ago

Hi all,

thank you for you help.

What/which fertilizer do you recommend?

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jeanne
9 years ago
That's Yarrow. I recommend compost.
fatamorgana2121
9 years ago
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) shouldn't need much in the way of fertilizer. It grows in average to lean places here. It is as about as care-free as you can get. Give it full sun and let it flourish.

FataMorgana
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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
9 years ago
in fact.. it grows in about one acre of my 5 .. in the lawn ... i would complain.. but in august.. its green.. the grass isnt.. lol..

there are good yarrow.. and bad ones ...

if a million more pop up.. presume its not a favored one ...

ken

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