Plant profile
Yarrow
Achillea biserrata M.Bieb.

Yarrow is a perennial plant suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation, characterized by its feathery leaves and yellow flowers. It is great for gardens and borders.
Open-data facts
- Origin / area
- In its natural state, it is primarily linked to: N. & NE. Turkey to Caucasus.
Traits (USDA)
- Botanical group
- As a dicot, it belongs to the large group of plants with two cotyledons.
Ecological interactions
Other species it relates to:
Rhopalomyia ptarmicae
Hosting associations:
Golovinomyces macrocarpus, Erysiphe cichoracearum var. cichoracearum, Erysiphe cichoracearum
Basic care
- Watering
- Check the mix with a finger before every watering.
- Light
- Prefers clear rooms; avoid basements and dark halls.
- Temperature
- If it gets very hot, ventilate and watch watering.
- Humidity
- Air the room a little if the air feels heavy.
Pet toxicity
On common guidance, it is not usually toxic to cats or dogs.
Cats: no (typical guidance). Dogs: no (typical guidance).
Sources
- Wikidata (Q15584108) — taxonomic data CC0
- GBIF (3120300) — taxonomy and vernacular names
- POWO / WCVP (173849-1) — taxonomy and distribution (WCVP/Kew, CC BY)
- WFO (wfo-0000062847) — world taxonomic checklist (CC0)
- USDA PLANTS (ACBI6) — conservation characteristics (USDA PLANTS, public domain)
- GloBI — species interactions (CC BY)
- Care texts are Botanico templates chosen by each plant’s care level (guidance only).