Achillea Ptarmica -

: While useful to humans, Sneezewort is considered toxic to horses, cattle, and sheep .

: It is incredibly hardy (Zones 3–9) and drought-tolerant once established.

: Typically grows 30–80 cm tall and can spread via rhizomes; divide every 2–3 years to maintain its vigor and control its spread. Fun Facts & Uses achillea ptarmica

: The leaves have a numbing, tingling effect similar to Sichuan pepper and can be used sparingly as a seasoning in salads or rice dishes.

: Deadhead faded blooms to encourage a second flush of flowers throughout the summer. : While useful to humans, Sneezewort is considered

: It features small, double flowers that look like tiny pompons or miniature daisies.

: Its name comes from the Greek ptairo (to sneeze). Historically, its dried leaves were used as a sneezing powder. Fun Facts & Uses : The leaves have

: Traditionally used in folk medicine to treat toothaches and muscle pains.