Carbeth Plants Achillea Walther Funcke - 3 X 9Cm Pots

Yes, Achillea is generally considered deer and rabbit resistant due to its bitter-tasting foliage.

Absolutely. These plants are compact and thrive in containers, provided the pot has excellent drainage.

Spring or early autumn are ideal times, as the cooler temperatures help the roots establish before extreme heat or cold.

Yarrow prefers poorer soils. Fertilizer is generally not required and may actually cause the plants to become leggy.

Space them about 30-45cm apart to allow for proper air circulation and growth.

Yes, Achillea is a hardy perennial and will survive winter in most temperate climates if the soil remains well-drained.

This is often a sign of overwatering or poor drainage. Check soil moisture and ensure the plant is not sitting in water.

The plant is likely not receiving enough direct sunlight. Move the plant or container to a sunnier position.

The soil may be too rich or the plant is lacking sun. Avoid over-fertilizing and ensure at least 6-8 hours of sun daily.