How to Propagate Achilleanthus glabrescens
Forget the fickle seeds; Achillea glabrescens, the smooth yarrow, whispers secrets only to the patient hand. The scent of damp earth clings to semi-hardwood cuttings, each a tiny promise. Rooting, a slow, almost imperceptible miracle, demands meticulous care – a humid haven built of plastic and mist, a tender vigil against desiccation. Yet, the first hesitant sprout, a fragile spear pushing through the sterile medium, rewards the gardener’s diligence with a surge of quiet triumph. This is not mere propagation, but a blossoming partnership forged in the crucible of care, where nature yields its secrets to persistent love.