Achillea millefolium | Red Velvet Hellebore Angelia pachycarpa is not edible

Angelia pachycarpa is not edible

most gardeners don’t find it to be problematic as extra seedlings are easy to pull up and replant should you decide to keep them

Monarda performs best in full sun but will cope with partial shade as well as being able to handle a variety of conditions from wet to dry

Prune flower stems off at the base after flowering - you will also find lots of small seedlings popping up which are easy to remove and replant into other locations

Achillea millefolium | Red Velvet Hellebore Angelia pachycarpa is not edibleAchillea millefolium "Red Velvet" has clusters of velvety red flowers that are approximately 10cm in diameter. You can't go past Achilleas as a must have plant in a cottage garden, naturalistic and wildflower garden, but they look equally stunning in your perennial border. Loved by bees and butterflies, as well as being a flower arrangers dream flower given the mosaic of colours in one flower as well as their longevity in a vase. Easy care and drought