: Its name comes from the Greek ptairo (to sneeze). Historically, its dried leaves were used as a sneezing powder.
: Thrives in full sun but is one of the few Achillea species that actually prefers moist, well-drained soil . achillea ptarmica
: Typically grows 30–80 cm tall and can spread via rhizomes; divide every 2–3 years to maintain its vigor and control its spread. Fun Facts & Uses : Its name comes from the Greek ptairo (to sneeze)
: Deadhead faded blooms to encourage a second flush of flowers throughout the summer. : Typically grows 30–80 cm tall and can
: Its strong stems and long-lasting blooms make it an excellent filler for both fresh and dried bouquets.
: While useful to humans, Sneezewort is considered toxic to horses, cattle, and sheep .
: In the language of flowers, Achillea is often said to symbolize everlasting love .