Achillea Terra Cotta #1
 
        Achillea Terra Cotta #1
                      Terra Cotta Yarrow
                    
                      Unique terracotta-hued flowers aging gracefully through warm palettes
                    
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Multicolored blooms of peach, terra cotta orange and pale yellow. Long bloom time. Tolerant of heat and drought.  Attracts butterflies. Cultivar of Ohio native.  2 - 3'
  
                      Botanical Name- Achillea Terra Cotta
                    
                      Pronunciation- uh-KILL-ee-uh
                    
                      Foliage- Deciduous
                    
                      Mature Width- 
                    
                      Mature Height- 
                    
                      Sun Exposure- Full Sun
                    
                      Soil Preferences- Average, well drained
                    
                      Current Size- #1
                    
                      Bloom Color- Orange
                    
                      Bloom Time- June - August
                    
                      Companion Plants- Salvia greggii (warm orange with bright red notes)
                    
                      Fauna Attracted- Bees, butterflies (swallowtails, painted ladies), beneficial wasps
                    
                      Plant Habit- Perennial
                    
- Care Rating- Easy
                      Default Beavercreek Nursery Bin - PP50B
                    
                      Yearly Care Instructions- Cut back old stems in late fall; water sparingly and avoid excessive fertilizing.
                    
                      Trimming Instructions- Deadhead spent flowers in summer to extend blooming. Cut back old growth in late fall or early spring.
                    
                      Fertilization Instructions- Apply a light dose of balanced fertilizer (e.g., 14-14-14) in early spring; low feeding need. Over-fertilization can weaken stems, especially in clay soils.
                    
                      Fertilizer Recommendation- Flower-tone
                    
                      Possible Issues- Aphids, powdery mildew, leaf miners
                    
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