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Achillea Pretty Flamingo Seeds(Yarrow)

Impressive!
An impressive variety, producing attractive serrated leaves and a profusion of large pink flowers that butterflies will love. Sown early it will flower in its first summer. HP - Hardy Perennial. Height 80-100cm (32-40").

Average seeds 65

£1.85 Code: 424015

CULTURE: Sow February to March, flowers August-October; or sow April-July to flower following year.
Flowering/Fruiting Time: August-October

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Our flower seed section includes annual, biennial and perennial flower seeds. Not only is growing from seed, great value for money, it gives tremendous satisfaction too!
ANNUALS flower the same year they are sown, and are easy to grow, providing plenty of choice, and great value. Blooming through the summer they are then discarded, giving a clear site and scope to plan for next year! For formal or relaxed schemes, bedding, cut flowers, containers or rockery use, the choice is endless. BIENNIALS may be sown anytime from May to July and will flower in the following year. PERENNIALS also come into flower about a year after sowing, but will then continue to flower regularly for many years. Seed orders incur a carriage charge of £0.95. For full details of our carriage charges, please click here.