How to divide Achillea for vibrant late-summer borders that attract pollinators
In short: Learn the practical technique of dividing Achillea plants to expand your garden. This guide from John Cullen Gardens, featured at the Virtual Chelsea Flower Show, provides a clear method for propagating these hardy perennials to ensure your borders remain full of color and life for visiting pollinators.
Achillea are valued for their ability to bring vibrant blooms to late-summer gardens while serving as a magnet for pollinating insects. Dividing these plants is a reliable way to maintain their health and increase your stock, ensuring your outdoor space continues to thrive.
The Royal Horticultural Society, established in 1804, promotes the science and practice of horticulture through expert guidance. By following professional propagation techniques, gardeners can improve their borders and support local biodiversity.
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