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Achillea Seeds

Achillea Flowerburst Red Shades   75cm    NEW Achillea millifolium, F2 A designer blend of mainly red, rose and violet shades. Excellent for attracting butterflies and bees into the garden. Flowers can be used fresh or dried in arrangements. Trial pkt approx 40 seeds pkt approx 100 seeds tpkt approx 300 seeds

Achillea Summer Berries   75cm    NEW Achillea millifolium, F2 Flowers in four months from seed, flowering from spring until frost in abundance. A beautiful  improved mixture of red, cerise, pink and many pastel shades. Excellent for attracting butterflies and bees into the garden. Flowers can be used fresh or dried in arrangements. Trial pkt approx 40 seeds pkt approx 100 seeds tpkt approx 300 seeds

Achillea summer pastels   60cm Achillea millifolium, F2 Flowers in four months from seed, flowering from spring until frost in abundance. beautiful harmonious mixture of pastel shades, cream, lemon, coral, lilac, salmon, pink, rose, bronze & red.  Ideal in pots, containers and borders. Flowers can be used fresh or dried in arrangements. Trial pkt approx 40 seeds pkt approx 100 seeds tpkt approx 300 seeds

Achillea millifolium Cerise Queen seed 60cm Umbels of rose red flowers, delicate decorative foliage. Good border plant & useful cut flower. Trial pkt approx 800 seeds pkt approx 2,000 seeds tpkt approx 6,000 seeds
Achillea Filipendula, Cloth of Gold seed 1.2m Large compact heads of yellow flowers enhanced by fern like foliage Trial pkt approx 800 seeds pkt approx 2,000 seeds  tpkt approx 6,000 seeds

Achillea tomentosa Aurea seed 23CM Umbels of golden yellow flowers. Trial pkt approx 200 seeds pkt approx 500 seeds tpkt approx 1,500 seeds

Achillea Ptarmica, The Pearl seed Small double white flowers, excellent for borders or cutting. Trial pkt approx 200 seeds pkt approx 500 seeds tpkt approx 1,500 seeds

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The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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