Achillea (Yarrow) in Jeddah: Flat-Topped Blooms Full of Color
Achillea, known as yarrow and locally as "ashila," is a flowering plant from the daisy family (Asteraceae), native to the temperate regions of Europe, Asia and North America. It produces flat, plate-like clusters of tiny flowers on strong stems, with feathery, fern-like leaves. Achillea comes in golden yellow, white, pink, red and terracotta, and its long history goes back to ancient Greece, where it was named after the hero Achilles. Among the many types of flowers we work with at Blumen in Jeddah, achillea adds texture and warm color to our fresh flowers.
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A Garden-Style Favorite
Achillea brings a relaxed, garden-gathered feel to bouquets. Its flat flower heads contrast nicely with round blooms like roses and ranunculus, and its warm tones fit autumn palettes and rustic designs. Golden achillea makes a sunny yellow flower bouquet, while white and pink varieties add a soft, natural touch.
What Achillea Symbolizes
Achillea has long been associated with healing, protection and lasting love. Giving achillea expresses care and good wishes, making it a thoughtful addition to get-well bouquets and gifts for loved ones.
Care and Drying
Achillea is very long-lasting in a vase, often 10 days or more. Remove lower leaves, recut the stems and keep the water fresh. It also dries beautifully, holding its color, so it is a favorite in dried and everlasting arrangements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ashila flower?
"Ashila" is a local name for achillea, also known as yarrow, a flower with flat clusters of tiny blooms.
What colors does achillea come in?
Achillea comes in yellow, white, pink, red and terracotta shades.
Can achillea be dried?
Yes. Achillea dries very well and keeps its color.
