An upright, drought tolerant, perennial, native to Europe but has naturalized throughout North America. The finely dissected leaves resemble those of a fern and are easily identified in the seedling stage. The small mustard-yellow flowers are tightly compact forming a disc-shaped head usually affixed to a single stem. Prefers light, rich soils in full sun. Planting can sometimes be tricky but do not give up. It will take a while for them to germinate and they stay small for a long time, with time they grow at a much faster rate as does most perennial flowers. Scientific Name - Achillea filipendulina Color(s) - Yellow Type - Perennial Sun - Full Sun Moisture - Dry, Moderate Height (in.) - 36-60 Bloom Period - Summer