Magenta-violet flower domes make Achillea millefolium New Vintage Violet a rich color accent for sunny garden beds. Pink and cream tones appear as the flowers mature, creating natural variation above gray-green ferny foliage. The compact mound grows about 1 to 1.5 feet tall and wide and also supplies useful stems for cutting.
Full sun supports sturdy growth and the strongest flower color. Water during establishment, then allow the soil to dry between soakings. Deadhead through summer to extend the display and cut back untidy foliage in spring. Divide established clumps when fresh spring growth begins. Wear gloves if foliage irritates sensitive skin, and keep this toxic plant away from dogs, cats, and horses.
