Create a living masterpiece in your landscape! The possibilities are limitless! Want to attract hummingbirds? Butterflies? Want cut flowers for arranging? Flowers that dry well? You'll find dozens of varieties and the friendly staff to help you choose which perennials would work best for you from late April through September. The perennials in this category prefer six hours or more of direct sun.

PLANTS A-D | PLANTS E-L | PLANTS M-Z Anemone Vibrant-colored anemones will brighten your summer garden. They are low growing, with delicate, lacy foliage. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Anise Hyssop These easy-care perennials grow to about 30 inches. The foliage is fragrant and edible. Spiky purple flowers top gray-green foliage, and make a perfect backdrop for brighter plants. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Aster Plant Asters in your full sun garden for beautiful pink to deep blue daisy-like blooms from summer to fall. The deer will avoid them! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Babys Breath Baby's breath is a hardy annual able to withstand periods of short term drought. Native to Europe, it has naturalized throughout the eastern United States. Its flowers are white, forming dense delicate clusters. Prefers full sun in well-drained soils. Baby's Breath can not tolerate an acid soil. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Bachelors Button Bachelors buttons bloom so prolifically with so little care that they often are the first plants that children grow on their own. The nickname "cornflower" comes from the fact that the plant grows wild in the grain fields of southern Europe. Depending upon the variety, plants will grow to between 1 and 3 feet tall and are most effective when massed in beds and borders for color. Bachelor buttons are a cutting garden favorite, and they are one of the easiest flowers to dry for everlasting arrangements. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Balloon Flower Balloon flowers are one of the easiest perennials you'll ever grow, and they bloom in profusion in mid to late summer, when many other perennials are beginning to fade. The blue shades of balloon flowers are striking when planted in combination with gold or deep orange cosmos or yarrows. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Beardtongue Penstemon is a small, shrubby plant that grows 2 to 3 feet tall and as wide. The flowers are often narrow and bell-shaped - almost like foxgloves - and bloom in shades of pink, purple and deep red. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Bee Balm Bee Balm is a perennial herb native to Eastern North America. It has showy, red, pink, or lilac flowers in large heads or whorls of about 20-50 flowers at the top of the branching stem, supported by leafy bracts,the leaflets are a pale-green color.Bee Balm is easily grown in ordinary garden soil. It also grows well in heavy clay soils, requires a part shade to sunny place to grow. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Bellflower Campanulas, commonly called Bellflowers, vary in size and habit of growth. Some Bellflowers are suitable for the rock garden, some for flower borders, and some for wild or woodland gardens. Some can be grown in containers in the greenhouse or window garden. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Black Eyed Susan Black eyed Susan plants are one of the classic staple plants of the mid to late summer perennial garden. The trick to growing black eyed susan plants is to give them full sun in decent soil. Moderate fertility will give you the best flower show so avoid the edges of lawns where lawn food will give too much nitrogen. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Blackberry Lily Blackberry Lily, Belamcanda chinensis, has a deceptive name. It is actually not a lily but a member of the iris family. The foliage is sword-like, similar to an iris, and matures to 3' tall. The name Blackberry Lily is actually in recognition of the cluster of black seeds. The seedpods can be left in the garden for more plants or cut and used in floral arrangements. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Blanket Flower Yellow and red gaillardias, or blanket flowers, are daisies with serrated tips on the ray petals. These perennials are very tough and cheerful. Downy green leaves grow in low rosettes and have a hairy texture. The plants naturalize in sunny gardens. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Blue Eyed Grass Blue-eyed grass is so called because of its long grass-like leaves and its tendency to grow in grassy meadows.The color of the flower is a deep bluish-purple to blue-violet and rarely white. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Blue Mist Also known as Caryopteris, Bluebeard and Blue Mist Spirea. Count on a long blooming period with this fragrant, compact plant with a mounding habit. Blue Mist will adapt to most soils and moisture conditions. At approximately 2 feet by two feet, this plant is a good border for beds or walkways. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Blue Star Add great landscape structure with these 3 foot upright plants. Clusters of star-shaped pale blue flowers appear in late spring above dark green leaves. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Butterfly Weed Attract Monarch butterflies to your yard by planting this drought-tolerant prairie flower. A type of Milkweed, Butterfly Weed is a staple of Monarch caterpillars, which eat the leaves, thought the plant does not suffer. Grows to about 2 feet. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Calamint Good in any setting, Calamint works especially nicely in rock gardens or atop a wall. From summer until frost, this plant will boast tiny blue flowers over a 9 to 12 inch clump of minty, gray-green foliage. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Candytuft Gray-green foliage will be covered in tiny white blossoms from mid to late spring. This spreading, 8 to 10 inch plant is excellent for filling in cracks in walls or between stones, or as a ground cover. Once established, Candytuft is drought-resistant. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Cardinal Flower The Latin name for Cardinal Flower is Lobelia. If you hope to attract butterflies and hummingbirds to your garden, this is a wonderful choice! 28 inch spires of flowers can be fiery red, blue-purple or rose colored. This upright plant blooms from late summer into the fall. Critter- resistant, Cardinal Flowers prefer moist or average soil. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Carnation Why go to the florist to obtain these popular blooms when you can grow them in your garden? Enjoy the spicy scent of these ruffled beauties in your choice of colors. Carnations grow on tall, sturdy stems above low mounds of grassy, gray-green leaves. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Catmint Catmint offers a pleasant aroma; it grows as a 12 to 15 inch gray-green mound, covered in lavender-blue spires. While Catmint attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, it is rejected by deer and rabbits! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Columbine Most people think of Colorado when they think of Columbine plants, but you can grow them right here in Michigan! Beautiful nodding flowers rise over rounded clumps of foliage. Available in many colors, Columbine is a terrific plant for your garden, border or woodland garden. Hummingbirds are attracted to this winner! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Coneflower Its Latin name is Echinacea, which may be as familiar to many, as are the daisy-like blooms with their prominent center button! There are many varieties of Coneflowers; select by height, color and petal configuration! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Coreopsis Available in a variety of vivid colors, Coreopsis is a sun garden must! They bloom all summer and look great in front of taller plants, or in a meadow setting. Coreopsis is deer resistant. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Crocosmia From yellow to orange to red, Crocosmia will add a bit of fire to your landscape! From sword-like foliage rise the blossoms, arranged in rows along their stems. These make nice cut flowers, and hummingbirds like them too! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Cushion Spurge Add seasonal interest to your garden with this plant. In summer, the light green, dome-shaped mound of leaves is covered in vivid yellow blooms. In fall, the foliage turns red. Once established, Cushion Spurge is drought-tolerant. Additionally, it is a great critter-resistant choice! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Daisy Painted Brilliant color abounds from May to July on this 24 to 30 inch Daisy. A favorite of butterflies, Painted Daisies will add a spark to your landscape, and they’re great for cutting, too! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Daisy Shasta Summer cheer is a sure thing when you plant these happy Daisies. An all-time favorite, it is hard not to smile when you see their bright white petals and sunny yellow centers. Rising above their lance-shaped leaves, Shasta Daisies shout summer! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Daylily So many varieties are available of these carefree lilies, it will be difficult to select a favorite. They are so named because their blooms last only one day, but fear not – there will be many blossoms! Abundant color choices and petal configurations await you at Wedel’s. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Delphinium This is truly an old-fashioned flower! From dwarf varieties to tall, 1 to 7 feet, you will enjoy the charm of the conical flower spikes. Delphiniums are available in white, blue, pink, purple and bi-colors, with single or double flowers. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Dianthus These low maintenance beauties are wonderful fillers for mixed containers. Sporting sturdy upright stems and serrated petals, Dianthus has long been a real favorite! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Dragonhead Native to Eurasia, this pretty plant has narrow, linear leaves and blue flowers that resemble dragons’ heads. Dragonhead grows to about 18 inches. Try planting them in your rock garden or in a border! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > PLANTS A-D | PLANTS E-L | PLANTS M-Z | RETURN TO TOP False Dragonhead False Dragonhead may seem similar to “true” Dragonhead, but this member of the mint family is different! With willow-like dark green leaves, its delicate flower spires may bloom in white, pink, lavender or purple. This plant spreads quickly, pushing out weeds, and may need to be divided in the spring. False Dragonhead is also known as Obedient Plant, as the flower heads may be turned by hand, and will retain the new position. It is also deer-resistant. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > False Indigo In late spring and early summer, look for dense mounds of 3-lobed leaves, from which 2 to 4 foot upright stalks rise. Bearing pea blossom-shaped flowers of blue, this long-lived perennial is a beauty. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > False Sunflower Butterflies love this daisy-like flower that grows in a 3 to 4 foot clump! The yellow flower heads are excellent for cutting. This plant is tolerant of dry conditions. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Gayfeather Also known as Liatris or Blazing Star, this drought-tolerant plant will add height to your garden. Spiky brushes of lavender or white blooms rise on 36 to 48 inch stems. The leaves are spiky as well! Gayfeather is sure to attract butterflies. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Gazania Vibrant is the word to describe Gazania! Abundant in color choices, some with stripes, Gazania bears daisy-like flowers on silvery green foliage. From summer to frost, this plant will add a bold dash of color to your landscape. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Gentian Bring hummingbirds and butterflies into your yard with Gentian plants! These 24 to 30 inch upright plants have smooth green lance-shaped leaves graced with tubular flowers. Perfect for the garden, rock garden, border or edge! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Geranium A summer standard! Geraniums, with their large flower heads in white, pink, salmon or red, make a bold statement. Perfect in planters, pots, borders or beds. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Geum This plant will grow practically anywhere! 18 inch spreading mounds of fuzzy green foliage are topped off with bright orange-red flowers that butterflies love. Wonderful for cutting. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Globeflower Globeflowers don’t mind if their feet get wet! Adaptable to bogs, or in borders and mass plantings, the orange, globe-shaped blooms grow 18 to 24 inches above clumps of deeply toothed leaves. Globeflowers bloom from late spring to early summer, and are good for cutting. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Grass Look to Wedel’s for a large variety of ornamental grasses. From mounding Blue Fescue to towering Fountain Grass, you are sure to find the right plant for your landscape! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Hardy Gloxina In containers, borders or as specimens, Hardy Gloxinias are hard to beat! Tolerant of dry conditions, their exotic rose-purple petals and yellow throats bloom from late spring to early summer. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Helens Flowers Helen’s Flowers, or Helenium, bear 3 inch, ruffled daisy-like blooms with center buttons. The bright colors available are pleasers! Growing to 36 to 48 inches, deer avoid them, as should you – these plants are toxic! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Hens and Chicks If you have a dry, hot, sunny spot, this is the perfect plant! These succulent rosettes are slow to grow, but they are worth the wait, as they surround themselves with “chicks”! Hens and Chicks thrive in gritty soil and work well in rock gardens. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Hollyhock As a tall, mixed backdrop for your garden, or along a fence, Hollyhock is a wonderful option. At 4 to 6 feet tall, these fast growers are available in single or double-flowering varieties and in a vast array of colors. Hollyhocks are very hardy. From mid-summer to early fall, the bell-shaped blossoms liven the landscape. Try a newer variety, or enjoy the old-fashioned charmers! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Hybrid Lilies Many varieties of Hybrid Lilies can be found at Wedel’s. These tall Asiatic Lilies can reach up to 6 feet in height. Add a touch of the exotic to your garden! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Ice Plant This hardy groundcover is terrific for those difficult places in your landscape. At only 2 to 4 inches, the succulent gray-green foliage is set off by lovely purple or yellow daisy-like blooms. From early summer ‘til frost, you will enjoy your Ice Plant, but the deer will not! Try it in your rock garden or in the border. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Iris One of the flowers we most look forward to in late spring and early summer is the stately Iris. It may be found at Wedel’s in three distinct types: German, Japanese and Siberian. Please look at the following boxes to help you decide which variety will best suit your garden! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Iris German One of the tallest varieties of Iris, these graceful plants grow from 28 to 40 inches high. Hardy and vigorous, German Iris produce lovely blooms amid clumps of sword-shaped leaves. You have only to select the color, as there are many to choose from! Some varieties of German Iris re-bloom, and all are ignored by deer. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Iris Japanese Japanese Iris grow to 36 inches, blooming in late spring or early summer. They are critter-resistant, but hummingbirds love them. The unique flowers of this Iris make it wonderful for cutting. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Iris Siberian Siberian Iris like to get their feet wet, so an ideal site for them would be in a bog or alongside a pond. The leaves of this plant are narrow and grass-like. Another plus - it is ignored by critters! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Joe Pye Weed Spreading Joe Pye Weed is a great plant for naturalizing or as a ground cover. It has strong, upright wine-colored stems with dark green foliage that support beautiful dome-shaped mauve-purple flower heads that can reach 15 inches across. Butterflies love this plant, which grows 48 to 60 inches tall. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Ladys Mantle Beautify your borders or rock gardens with this compact plant. 20 inches high, with a spreading habit, Lady’s Mantle has fuzzy, cut leaves and will cover itself with tiny yellow star-shaped clusters of blooms. This plant will also make a fine groundcover, and its flowers can be used in arrangements. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Lambs Ear For your borders or beds, try Lamb’s Ear! The velvety silver-green leaves from which the name is derived is a favorite of children. 8 to 12 inch spikes of purple flowers offset the foliage nicely. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Lavender For centuries, Lavender has been revered for its fragrance. Used in soaps and potpourris, the aroma is irresistible! Grow these lovely blue, violet or pink spikes of flowers in your garden, border or container for your own enjoyment. Lavender draws butterflies, but other critters ignore it. It is a low maintenance plant, and is drought tolerant once established. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Leopards Bane Although it goes dormant in mid-summer, Leopards Bane is a pleaser from April to May. It forms an 18 to 24 inch mat of yellow daisy-like flowers that make wonderful additions to arrangements. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Lewisia Also known as Bitterroot, Lewisia is a compact, mounding plant with lance-shaped leaves. From late spring to early summer it flowers profusely in a variety of colors. Lewisia will work wonderfully in a mass planting, as a specimen or in a rock garden. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Lily Turf Mounding clumps of grasslike foliage will spread and fill in trouble spots in your landscape! Lilyturf, or Liriope, sends up pretty spikes of purple-blue or lavender flowers, perfect for cutting. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Loosetrife In Michigan, when we hear “Loosestrife”, we think of the pervasive Purple Loosestrife which is undesirable. At Wedel’s, however, you will find a Loosestrife variety that is a keeper! Hairy Loosestrife has attractive burgundy foliage and large, yellow star-shaped flowers. It prefers wet conditions, such as pond edges and bogs, but will work in a moist border or wild garden. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Lupine Breathtaking! Plant a mass of jewel-colored Lupines in your garden and be amazed! Green clumps of palmate compound leaves underscore sturdy stems and heavy flower spikes. Butterflies and hummingbirds will flock to them as well, adding to the gorgeous color in your landscape. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > PLANTS A-D | PLANTS E-L | PLANTS M-Z | RETURN TO TOP Mallow Prairie This 30 inch beauty offers long-lasting color all summer. It resembles a small hollyhock, and attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Prairie Mallow prefers moist soil, and will produce multiple blooms on each stem. Great for cutting! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Mallow Rose Rose Mallow is often mistaken for Hibiscus, or Rose of Sharon. It grows to a height of 3 to 5 feet. It is a vigorous and fast grower, with profuse blossoms that can reach 4 inches across. Rose Mallow is not particularly choosy about soil. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Mallow Tree This large Mallow forms a mound from 4 to 5 feet tall. It produces light purple, funnel-shaped flowers. Plant Tree Mallow for a lovely, flowering vertical element in your landscape! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Maltese Cross Catchfly In late spring through early summer, the 12 to 18 inch clump of elongated oval leaves will produce round clusters of flowers that will attract hummingbirds. A very pretty plant, Maltese Cross Catchfly blooms are perfect for something different in your cut flower arrangements. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Meadowsweet Another favorite of butterflies is Meadowsweet. This plant can grow up to 7 feet tall. Large, dark green, jagged leaves are outshone by the plumes of pink or white flowers that last from summer to fall. This plant tolerates wet, even soggy soil. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Monkshood Tall spires of blue hooded blooms make this plant stand out! Often mistaken for Delphinium, Monkshood grows 36 to 42 inches tall over green foliage. It is deer-resistant and makes an excellent cut flower. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Mullein Round rosettes of foliage support 18 inch tall stems and flowers in a variety of colors. Deer avoid Mullein, but hummingbirds don’t! Deadhead this plant for more blooms. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Peony One of our most beloved plants, Peonies have graced our yards generation after generation. From white to deep pink, the large, ruffled blossoms give off a delightful scent. The plant is shrub-like, with tall, sturdy stems and deeply lobed green leaves. Enjoy this old-fashioned and timeless beauty for generations to come! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Phlox Creeping Available in blue, pink, white or purple, Creeping Phlox is a lovely, spreading ground cover, forming a 6 inch mat. Better in a shady location, its trailing stems look beautiful spilling over a wall. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Phlox Garden Bees and butterflies will swarm to your garden when you plant this tall variety of Phlox. The fragrant clusters of flowers grow from 36 to 50 inches tall, in pink, magenta, white or lavender-blue. The perfect setting would be a meadow or cottage garden. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Pincushion Flower Pincushion Flower, or Scabiosa, is sure to add interest to your garden. In blue, pink or white, with its unique flower heads, this plant will attract butterflies. Easy to maintain! A short mound of ferny foliage underscores the interesting blooms, which appear in late spring and last through early summer. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Poppy Poppies grow on wiry, 2 to 3 foot stems over 18 inch mounds of coarse, ferny foliage. The cup-shaped flowers have petals of a crepe-papery texture. Poppies die down by mid-summer, but will return again in the spring, so don’t despair! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Red Hot Poker This plant is so named because of its fiery spikes of red-orange flowers. The blossoms rise out of clumps of arching, grass-like foliage, and are favored by butterflies and hummingbirds. Red Hot Poker flowers are long lasting, and make a statement in your floral arrangements! This plant is critter-resistant. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Rock Cress The trailing habit of Rockcress makes it an ideal plant for rock gardens and tops of walls, as the name suggests. In early spring, small white or pink flowers cover the 4 to 6 inch mat it forms. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Russian Sage The gray-green foliage of Russian Sage is upright in habit. It is a wonderful drought-resistant plant that reaches 2to 4 feet in height. It is a member of the Salvia family; aromatic and magnetic to hummingbirds! In late summer and early fall, it bears lovely lavender flowers. Deer-resistant. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Salvia Bright spires of color over upright green foliage make Salvia a great bedding or border annual, or place them in containers as a focal point! Salvia is heat tolerant and deer-resistant.qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Sandwort Low-growing Sandwort is an ideal plant for rock gardens. The moss-like foliage forms a mat upon which small clusters of star-shaped white flowers appear. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Sea Holly What an arresting specimen! One of the most ornamental plants available, Sea Holly blossoms are steel-blue, with conical centers and fringy, jagged bracts surrounding them. The foliage is holly-like and bluish. Sea Holly is long-lived and deer-resistant. At 24 to 30 inches tall, it will make an impact not only in your garden but cut-flower arrangements as well. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Sea Thrift This 10 inch plant thrives in dry, sandy soil. Rising above the dark green tuft of grassy foliage are round clusters of pink flowers. Perfect for that trouble spot! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Sedum This well-known spreading groundcover comes in many varieties. Throughout the growing season, Sedum foliage and flat-topped flower clusters change color. Enjoy the versatility of this creeper! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Silver Mound Silver Mound, or Artemesia, is a small, compact plant, mounding in habit. The silver-green feathery foliage is so soft you will want to plant it where you can reach out and touch it! It does well in dry soil, making it an excellent choice for rock gardens or edges. Silver Mound is critter-resistant. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Skull Cap From late spring ‘til fall, enjoy this attractive plant. Forming a 2 to 3 foot bushy mound, it bears clusters of purple-blue or blue flowers. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Soapwort Soapwort forms an 8 to 12 inch creeping mat of bright green oval leaves. From May to June, it boasts small 5-petaled pink flowers. Use it as a lovely groundcover in your landscape! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Spanish Snapdragon In the rock garden, edging or container, Spanish Snapdragons add a nice vertical element. In late spring to early summer, it hosts many large, pink snapdragon-like flowers on its branch tips. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Stokes Aster This Aster is a drought-tolerant beauty! Look for dramatic blue single daisy-like flowers that can reach 4 inches across, above oblong, toothed leaves. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Thyme Look for many varieties of this popular herb at Wedel’s. All fragrant, Thyme varieties attract butterflies and are deer-resistant. Depending on the variety, you may see lavender, pink, red or purple blossoms! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Turtlehead This plant will do well in partial or full shade, or in full sun if kept moist. Sturdy, upright, rounded stems host deep green leaves on short stalks, and support dark pink or purple flowers on dense spikes. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Veronica Also known as Speedwell, Veronica is a great creeping plant for the landscape or in containers. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds, it has dark green foliage and upright flower spikes in blue, purple or pink. Also useful in borders and beds, this plant is deer-resistant and good for cutting. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Whirling Butterflies Add some whimsy to your landscape! These delightful plants boast dainty pink or white blossoms on wiry 2 foot stems that dance on the breeze above narrow green foliage. Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > Yarrow Available in a variety of colors, Yarrow has ferny green or silver foliage that is clumping in habit. Growing from 16 to 40 inches, it favors dry sunny spots. The flat clustered flower heads that appear in late spring are excellent for cutting and/or drying. Butterflies love this fast-grower! Click to view the types we carry at Wedel's > > > < < < RETURN TO TOP