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This flowering plant belongs to the aster family, a cousin of daisies and marigolds. Thriving in the temperate regions of the northern hemisphere, yarrow's tiny flowers and feathery leaves have made it a popular cultivar for gardens, and careful cultivation has made them available in a variety of colors. The shape of their leaves is markedly similar to a bird's feather, and yarrow is known in many places by the Spanish name plumajillo, meaning "little feather". The Greek hero Achilles is said to have brought yarrow with him into battle. Today, it is most frequently used by gardeners and farmers, and is widely appreciated for being able to attract beneficial insects and repel harmful ones.

Yarrow tea is known to be mildly bitter, but a dash of honey or sugar can create a pleasant herbal infusion that is easy to enjoy. Buddha Teas offers organic yarrow tea that has been made using the aerial parts of the yarrow plant. Enjoy fresh, all-natural teas that have been packaged in unbleached tea bags and eco-friendly boxes.