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Yarrow 'Moonshine'

Yarrow 'Moonshine'

$10.25
$10.25
Growing Zones: 3-9
Light: Full Sun
Height: 36"
Spacing: 24"
Bloom Color: Yellow
Shipped Pot Size: 3.25”
Availability: Spring 2026
  • NON-GMO
  • Chimical free
  • 100% Guarantee
  • Deer Resistant
  • Aroma
  • Container
  • Pollinator
  • Cut
  • Butterfly
  • Drought
  • Native

  • Yarrow 'Moonshine' Plants For Sale

    Achillea millefolium

    Bright, cheerful, and incredibly reliable—Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ is a must-have perennial for any sunny garden.

    This standout variety features clusters of vibrant yellow flowers held above soft, silvery-green, aromatic foliage. Blooming generously from early summer through fall, ‘Moonshine’ adds long-lasting color to borders, cottage gardens, pollinator plantings, and mixed containers.

    Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ is an easy-to-grow, dependable performer that brings bold color and beneficial wildlife to your garden with very little effort. Plant it in borders, meadows, rock gardens, or containers, and enjoy months of sunny blooms that practically take care of themselves.

    Add Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ to your garden today and create a bright, pollinator-friendly display that returns year after year.

  • 🌼 Growing Tips for Yarrow ‘Moonshine’

    Give your Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ a good start, and it will reward you with months of sunny blooms and very little fuss.

    🌞 Light

    • Plant in full sun – at least 6+ hours of direct sunlight per day.

    • More sun = stronger stems, more blooms, and better color.

    🌱 Soil

    • Prefers well-drained soil – it does not like wet, soggy spots.

    • Grows well in average, sandy, or even poor soil.

    • If your soil is heavy clay, mix in compost and grit to improve drainage.

    💧 Watering

    • Water regularly after planting until established (about the first 2–3 weeks).

    • Once established, it becomes drought tolerant.

    • Let the top inch of soil dry out between waterings.

    • Avoid overwatering – constantly wet soil can cause root rot.

    🌡️ Temperature & Hardiness

    • Hardy in Zones 3–9.

    • Handles heat, cold, and dry conditions very well once settled in.

    📏 Spacing & Height

    • Plant 18–24” apart to allow good air flow.

    • Grows about 18–24” tall, forming neat, upright clumps.

    🌼 Blooming & Deadheading

    • Blooms from early summer into fall with bright yellow flower clusters.

    • For more flowers, cut off spent blooms (deadhead) regularly.

    • In late fall, you can either:

    • ✂️ Cut stems back to a low mound, or

    • 🍂 Leave some seed heads for winter interest and wildlife.

    🌿 Fertilizing

    • Yarrow does best with little or no fertilizer.

    • Too much fertilizer can make plants tall, floppy, and less floriferous.

    • A light top-dressing of compost in spring is plenty.

    🦋 Wildlife & Pests

    • Attracts butterflies, bees, and other pollinators. 🐝🦋

    • Naturally deer and rabbit resistant thanks to its aromatic foliage.

    • Generally trouble-free with few pest or disease issues when planted in sun and well-drained soil.

    🪴 Containers & Garden Uses

    • Great in borders, cottage gardens, meadows, and pollinator gardens.

    • Also works in containers with good drainage and plenty of sun.

    • Pairs beautifully with lavender, Russian sage, ornamental grasses, and other sun-loving perennials.

    ✂️ For Cut & Dried Flowers

    • Cut stems when most of the tiny flowers in each cluster are open.

    • Place in water for fresh arrangements, or hang stems upside down in a dry, airy place to make long-lasting dried flowers.

    With sun, drainage, and a light touch on watering and fertilizer, Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ will be one of the easiest and most rewarding plants in your garden. 🌼✨

  • 🌼 How to Use Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ in Your Garden

    Once your Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ is planted and growing, there are so many ways to enjoy it!

    🌸 1. Brighten Up Garden Beds

    • Plant in front or middle of borders for a splash of sunny yellow.

    • Mix with purple, blue, or white flowers for beautiful color contrast.

    • Great in cottage gardens, prairie-style plantings, and pollinator gardens.

    🐝 2. Create a Pollinator Hotspot

    • Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ is loved by bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. 🦋🐝

    • Plant in groups or drifts so pollinators can easily find it.

    • Combine with other nectar-rich plants like coneflower, bee balm, lavender, and salvia.

    🏡 3. Low-Maintenance, Drought-Tolerant Areas

    • Perfect for sunny, dry spots where other plants might struggle. ☀️

    • Use on slopes, rock gardens, or along driveways where watering is limited.

    • Ideal for water-wise and low-maintenance landscapes.

    🪴 4. Containers & Patio Displays

    • Grow in a sunny container with good drainage.

    • Pair with ornamental grasses or trailing plants for a full, layered look.

    • Place pots near seating areas so you can enjoy the color and visiting pollinators.

    ✂️ 5. Fresh Cut Flowers

    • Cut stems when most of the tiny flowers are open.

    • Arrange in a vase on your kitchen table, entryway, or patio.

    • Yarrow lasts a long time as a cut flower and adds a bright, cheerful accent to bouquets.

    🌾 6. Dried Flower Crafts

    • Hang cut stems upside down in a dry, airy place until fully dry.

    • Use in dried arrangements, wreaths, or seasonal decor.

    • Its yellow color and flat flower heads make a lovely textured addition to craft projects.

    🚫 7. Natural, Gentle Pest Helper

    • The aromatic foliage can help discourage deer and rabbits from nibbling nearby plants. 🦌🐇

    • Plant near more vulnerable flowers and herbs as part of a mixed, pest-conscious garden.

    🌿 8. Fill in Gaps & Soften Edges

    • Use Yarrow to fill bare spots in sunny beds.

    • Soften the edge of paths, fences, and hardscapes with its airy, ferny foliage and bright blooms.

    • Great for creating a natural, meadow-like feel.

    With Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ in your garden, you’ll enjoy months of color, happy pollinators, and plenty of flowers to cut and create with—all from a plant that asks for very little in return. 🌼✨

Description

Yarrow 'Moonshine' Plants For Sale

Achillea millefolium

Bright, cheerful, and incredibly reliable—Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ is a must-have perennial for any sunny garden.

This standout variety features clusters of vibrant yellow flowers held above soft, silvery-green, aromatic foliage. Blooming generously from early summer through fall, ‘Moonshine’ adds long-lasting color to borders, cottage gardens, pollinator plantings, and mixed containers.

Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ is an easy-to-grow, dependable performer that brings bold color and beneficial wildlife to your garden with very little effort. Plant it in borders, meadows, rock gardens, or containers, and enjoy months of sunny blooms that practically take care of themselves.

Add Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ to your garden today and create a bright, pollinator-friendly display that returns year after year.

Growing Tips

🌼 Growing Tips for Yarrow ‘Moonshine’

Give your Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ a good start, and it will reward you with months of sunny blooms and very little fuss.

🌞 Light

• Plant in full sun – at least 6+ hours of direct sunlight per day.

• More sun = stronger stems, more blooms, and better color.

🌱 Soil

• Prefers well-drained soil – it does not like wet, soggy spots.

• Grows well in average, sandy, or even poor soil.

• If your soil is heavy clay, mix in compost and grit to improve drainage.

💧 Watering

• Water regularly after planting until established (about the first 2–3 weeks).

• Once established, it becomes drought tolerant.

• Let the top inch of soil dry out between waterings.

• Avoid overwatering – constantly wet soil can cause root rot.

🌡️ Temperature & Hardiness

• Hardy in Zones 3–9.

• Handles heat, cold, and dry conditions very well once settled in.

📏 Spacing & Height

• Plant 18–24” apart to allow good air flow.

• Grows about 18–24” tall, forming neat, upright clumps.

🌼 Blooming & Deadheading

• Blooms from early summer into fall with bright yellow flower clusters.

• For more flowers, cut off spent blooms (deadhead) regularly.

• In late fall, you can either:

• ✂️ Cut stems back to a low mound, or

• 🍂 Leave some seed heads for winter interest and wildlife.

🌿 Fertilizing

• Yarrow does best with little or no fertilizer.

• Too much fertilizer can make plants tall, floppy, and less floriferous.

• A light top-dressing of compost in spring is plenty.

🦋 Wildlife & Pests

• Attracts butterflies, bees, and other pollinators. 🐝🦋

• Naturally deer and rabbit resistant thanks to its aromatic foliage.

• Generally trouble-free with few pest or disease issues when planted in sun and well-drained soil.

🪴 Containers & Garden Uses

• Great in borders, cottage gardens, meadows, and pollinator gardens.

• Also works in containers with good drainage and plenty of sun.

• Pairs beautifully with lavender, Russian sage, ornamental grasses, and other sun-loving perennials.

✂️ For Cut & Dried Flowers

• Cut stems when most of the tiny flowers in each cluster are open.

• Place in water for fresh arrangements, or hang stems upside down in a dry, airy place to make long-lasting dried flowers.

With sun, drainage, and a light touch on watering and fertilizer, Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ will be one of the easiest and most rewarding plants in your garden. 🌼✨

Use Them!

🌼 How to Use Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ in Your Garden

Once your Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ is planted and growing, there are so many ways to enjoy it!

🌸 1. Brighten Up Garden Beds

• Plant in front or middle of borders for a splash of sunny yellow.

• Mix with purple, blue, or white flowers for beautiful color contrast.

• Great in cottage gardens, prairie-style plantings, and pollinator gardens.

🐝 2. Create a Pollinator Hotspot

• Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ is loved by bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. 🦋🐝

• Plant in groups or drifts so pollinators can easily find it.

• Combine with other nectar-rich plants like coneflower, bee balm, lavender, and salvia.

🏡 3. Low-Maintenance, Drought-Tolerant Areas

• Perfect for sunny, dry spots where other plants might struggle. ☀️

• Use on slopes, rock gardens, or along driveways where watering is limited.

• Ideal for water-wise and low-maintenance landscapes.

🪴 4. Containers & Patio Displays

• Grow in a sunny container with good drainage.

• Pair with ornamental grasses or trailing plants for a full, layered look.

• Place pots near seating areas so you can enjoy the color and visiting pollinators.

✂️ 5. Fresh Cut Flowers

• Cut stems when most of the tiny flowers are open.

• Arrange in a vase on your kitchen table, entryway, or patio.

• Yarrow lasts a long time as a cut flower and adds a bright, cheerful accent to bouquets.

🌾 6. Dried Flower Crafts

• Hang cut stems upside down in a dry, airy place until fully dry.

• Use in dried arrangements, wreaths, or seasonal decor.

• Its yellow color and flat flower heads make a lovely textured addition to craft projects.

🚫 7. Natural, Gentle Pest Helper

• The aromatic foliage can help discourage deer and rabbits from nibbling nearby plants. 🦌🐇

• Plant near more vulnerable flowers and herbs as part of a mixed, pest-conscious garden.

🌿 8. Fill in Gaps & Soften Edges

• Use Yarrow to fill bare spots in sunny beds.

• Soften the edge of paths, fences, and hardscapes with its airy, ferny foliage and bright blooms.

• Great for creating a natural, meadow-like feel.

With Yarrow ‘Moonshine’ in your garden, you’ll enjoy months of color, happy pollinators, and plenty of flowers to cut and create with—all from a plant that asks for very little in return. 🌼✨
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