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Achillea 'Moonshine'
Choose Moonshine Yarrow if you want a tough, sunny, dry-site perennial with yellow bloom and silver-gray foliage; the tradeoff is it needs sharp drainage and will not solve shade or wet soil.
Buy This If
You want yellow summer bloom.
Your soil runs dry.
You like silver-gray foliage.
Skip This If
Your site stays wet.
You need shade planting.
Deer browse heavily.
PGNE Report Card
Category
Grade
Why
Landscape Impact
B+
The yellow flowers and silver-gray foliage read clearly in a sunny border without overpowering nearby plants.
Growth Rate
A-
It fills in quickly for a perennial once it is settled into warm, well-drained soil.
Maintenance
B+
It is easy to manage, though trimming spent flowers keeps the planting looking cleaner.
Deer Resistance
B+
Deer tend to leave this alone, though hungry deer may sample it where pressure is heavy.
Small Space Fit
A-
Its compact clumping habit works well along walks, patios, and narrow sunny beds.
Our Experience
At PGNE, we'd typically recommend Moonshine Yarrow for hot, open beds where watering is limited and drainage is good. Avoid pushing it into damp soil; that is where it usually disappoints.
Plant Facts
Mature Height
1.5 ft
Mature Width
1.5 ft
Hardiness Zones
3a-8a
Spacing
1.5 ft
Sun
Full Sun
Moisture
Dry to average
Growth Habit
Upright, clumping, ferny foliage
Customers Usually Ask
Does it need deadheading?
It does not have to be constant, but cutting spent blooms keeps it neater.
Will it attract pollinators?
Yes, the flat flower clusters are useful for bees and other pollinators.
Can it handle drought?
Yes, once established, it is a good fit for dry to average soil.
Why Choose Perennials for Your Garden?
Return Year After Year: Perennials come back each season, reducing replanting costs while increasing garden maturity
Extended Seasonal Interest: With proper selection, you can enjoy continuous blooms from spring through fall.
Low Long-Term Maintenance: Once established, many perennials require minimal upkeep and become more resilient over time.
The Pro Growers of New England Advantage — Perennials
Perennials bring dependable color, texture, and seasonal interest to your landscape year after year. At Pro Growers of New England, our perennials are grown locally and selected for reliable performance in New England’s soil, temperature swings, and growing conditions.
We welcome customers to visit the nursery, explore our selection in person, and choose healthy, well-developed plants with confidence. When you purchase perennials from PGNE, you’re investing in locally grown varieties chosen for longevity, repeat bloom performance, and long-term garden success.
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Jonathan Berenson
Showed up on time and planted it perfectly. I indicated a light we had to illuminate it and they placed it for optimal lighting. Worked fast and left a clean worksite. First rate!
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Jon Kenyon
Really great website, communication and installation. Very happy customer and would recommend them.
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Joseph Sico
I went up there today from Quincy MA to pick up two Blue Wichita Junipers and they were absolutely beautiful. Thank you, Chris and everybody from Pro Growers of New England!
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Aileen Maconi
The plants are beautiful and all 13 were consistent in height and width. And at a fraction of the cost of other garden centers. Having the team that delivered them do the planting was one of the best values I can think of. They did a great job from start to finish and even helped me with my watering system which they didn’t have to do!
They're very "leggy" right now but that's not unexpected in the fall. Otherwise, they look healthy, and we're looking forward to seeing them next year.