Achillea millefolium ''Paprika''

Paprika Yarrow

Paprika Yarrow is renowned for its large clusters of bright red flowers. Each individual flower in the cluster also has a distinctive yellow eye. As is the case with all Yarrows, the flowers fade as they age; Paprika Yarrow fades from red to pink. Planting in afternoon shade will slow the fading a bit. Adding to its good looks is the fern-like deep green foliage. Paprika Yarrow is everblooming with regular deadheading and is best used in the perennial border where it enjoys enriched soil and regular watering.

	Sturdy, upright habit
	Long-lasting blooms in red fading to pink
	Great color for dry, sunny sites

Height 12-30 Inches

Spread 24-30 Inches

Homeowner Growning & Maintenance Tips Adaptable to almost any soil with adequate drainage. Deadheading enhances appearance and encourages rebloom. Allow to dry between waterings. May be divided at any time to rejuvenate.

USDA Hardiness Zone 3 - 8

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