How to Propagate Achillea multifida
The ferny yarrow, a whisper of green lace against the sun, stubbornly resists the coaxing of seed. But from a carefully severed stem, a miracle unfolds. A tiny cutting, a fragile promise, held in the cupped hand, becomes a silent testament to patience. The slow, steady growth, the first tentative roots reaching into the damp soil, is a deeply satisfying alchemy, transforming a fragment into a vibrant whole, a verdant echo of its parent, mirroring the sun’s own journey from seed to sun-drenched bloom. The reward is not merely a plant, but a connection to the earth’s quiet magic, felt in the cool soil and fragrant air.