Yarrow

The name Yarrow refers to over 115 different species of perennial herbs. They are a flowering plant with white, pink or yellow blooms that form flat-topped clusters.

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They are native to the north-temperate zones of Europe, North America and Asia. Aside from serving as a common garden ornamental, it can be cultivated for culinary or medicinal purposes. It is a common ingredient in snuff, tea and various cures.

 

Source: "Yarrow," Encyclopaedia Britannica

https://www.britannica.com/plant/yarrow

Accessed: November 25, 2018.