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Latin name: Achillea millefolium
Size: Up to 50cm tall
Distribution: Found throughout the U.K.
Months seen: June to November
Habitat: Meadows, roadside verges, parks and gardens
Special features: Yarrow is sometimes called 'Milfoil'. It has
straight, hairy stems, which branch near the top, and dark green feathery leaves.
 The flowers are between 5mm and 8mm across, white in colour, but often tinged with pink. They appear in dense clusters like an umbellifer.
UK Safari Wild Flower Section
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