Premium Cut & Sifted Yarrow Flower (Achillea millefolium) Bulk Dried Herb for Tea & Infusions

🌼 Premium Cut & Sifted Yarrow Flower (Achillea millefolium)

Yarrow Flower has held a place on the herbalist's shelf for centuries, and our premium cut and sifted Achillea millefolium honors that long tradition. Also known as Soldier's Woundwort and Carpenter's Weed, these dried flowering tops brew into a clean, aromatic infusion with tasting notes of licorice, dandelion, and oat: gently sweet, green, and grounding on the palate. We harvest in small, carefully selected batches and seal every order in a resealable pouch, so the aroma and character stay vivid from the first cup to the last.

This is one of the great storied herbs of the Northern Hemisphere. The name Soldier's Woundwort reaches back through centuries of battlefield folklore, a history we explore in The World Went to War and I Carried Yarrow. For a fuller look at its place in traditional European and Chinese herbalism, see our guide to yarrow as an ancient healing herb.

Yarrow is native to the temperate Northern Hemisphere and grows vigorously across open meadows and sunny hillsides around the world. We gather our flowers from the regions where the plant flourishes most reliably, across Bulgaria, Poland, and the United States, selecting each source for the vivid color and aromatic strength of its blooms.

At Sacred Plant Co we are, at heart, a soil-first farm. Our own farm in Colorado earned a groundbreaking Haney Soil Health Score of 25.4, a number that surpasses the soil biology measured in pristine forest land. We believe healthier soil grows more complex, more potent plants, and that conviction shapes the biological and per-lot testing standards we hold every herb we carry to.

Radical transparency is part of how we work. Every lot of our Yarrow Flower is verified by a per-batch Certificate of Analysis for purity, potency, and the absence of contaminants, and we publish each batch's results so you can see exactly what you are receiving. You can read more about our testing and yarrow's storied history in the warrior's herb that bridged ancient legends and modern wound care.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I brew yarrow flower tea?

We love yarrow as a simple infusion. Use about 1 to 2 teaspoons of the dried flowers per cup, pour just-off-the-boil water over them, then cover and steep for 5 to 10 minutes before straining. Covering the cup keeps the aromatic oils from escaping, which protects that gently sweet, green character of licorice, dandelion, and oat. It blends beautifully with other herbs, and you can find pairing ideas across our loose leaf tea collection.

Where is your yarrow grown?

Yarrow is native to the temperate Northern Hemisphere and grows vigorously across open meadows and sunny hillsides around the world. We gather our flowers from the regions where the plant flourishes most reliably, across Bulgaria, Poland, and the United States, selecting each source for the vivid color and aromatic strength of its blooms. Every lot we ship is backed by a per-batch Certificate of Analysis and the same 100% money-back guarantee as everything we carry.

Is yarrow safe for everyone to use?

Yarrow belongs to the Asteraceae family, so if you are sensitive to ragweed, daisies, marigolds, or chrysanthemums, introduce it slowly and watch how you respond. We recommend that anyone who is pregnant or nursing, taking blood-thinning or sedative medication, or preparing for surgery speak with a qualified practitioner before use. When in doubt, a short conversation with your herbalist or physician is always worth it.

What does COA-verified, per lot actually mean?

It means every single batch of our yarrow is tested before it reaches you, and the results are published so you can verify the exact lot you receive. We check for purity, potency, and the absence of contaminants on each batch rather than relying on a one-time certificate. You can read more about how we test and about yarrow's storied history in the warrior's herb that bridged ancient legends and modern wound care.