Achillea 'Inca Gold'

Price: £4.50

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Family: Asteraceae
Main Season: Summer
Flower Colour: Orange
Leaf Colour: Blue/grey/silver
Foliage: Deciduous
Position: Sun
Soil Type: Dry, well drained
Height: 60cm to 90cm (2' to 3')
Peat Free? Yes
Hardiness Guide: RHS H7 minimum at least -20C
Pot Size: 9cm

Availability:

Approx. 56 in stock

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Brilliant light orange flowers with red tints, fade to a soft yellow over lovely greyish foliage. Neat clumps and one of the best in our opinion! Drained soil in full sun, divide and replant every 3 years. 75cm.

We've grown this for many years now and still keep going back to it as it's neat habit, grey foliage and warm flowers on strong stems make it an ideal choice for formal gardens or naturalistic styles.

As with all the grey leafed Achillea, 'Inca Gold' hates cold wet soils so make sure there is good drainage and that it's growing in full sun year round.

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