and will it flower first year?

I've usually sown mine in late February, and it takes between 25-30 days to germintae. But I don't think it's too late to sow now - they don't need cold strat.

Supposedly, some varieties will flower in the first year (my 'Summer Pastels'- achillea millefolium - is listed as one these), but mine have never flowered until the second year.

PV

I have lots of yarrow...

I have yellow ones and they are so nice as a filler.

I also got some yarrow seeds and I am sowing in place this weekend with a cover over them (prob a 2 litter top)

Karen

Naw...it's not too late. I've got self-sown yarrow popping up all over the place. UGH
I dug up most of the clumps where they are growing in my beds, but it appears I didn't get some of the runners out and will attack them too when I get the first chance.

yes, I am digging it up too.
Yesterday a big clump I could hardly carry.

I have a pink yarrow (bought) which I am leaving cuz I like the colored ones.

I wonder if the cultivated varieties are less invasive than the wild.
Guess I'll find out.

I know I'll never get rid of all the wild yarrow in my plot.