Achillea millefolium 'Occidentalis' --Native White Yarrow--

The classic Texas medicinal - feathery leaf fronds crowned with dramatic white flower clusters, up to 3 foot spikes. Growing native yarrow in Central Texas is honestly a win all around. This tough little perennial pops back up every year, no fuss, even with our scorching summers and stingy rainfall. It’s got deep roots that hold the soil together, fight erosion, and laugh in the face of drought, so it’s perfect for anyone wanting a low-effort, eco-friendly yard. Plus, it’s a legit medicinal powerhouse—people have used it forever for stuff like soothing cuts, calming fevers, or settling stomachs, usually brewing it into tea or slapping it on as a poultice. Oh, and the bees and butterflies? They love it, which makes your garden a buzzing hotspot. Well suited to our climate for a year-after-year garden, flower or herb. Many uses, from wool dying, companion planting for attracting and repelling certain pests/pollinators, erosion mitigation, flavorful tea, and traditional medicine to treat pain, colds, wounds, infections, insomnia, and as an eye-wash.