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After getting the old wild white yarrow, in a wildflower mix,
many years ago, I find myself ignoring all yarrows.
I did grow a yellow which was well behaved.
And I have another in my yard which was labelled as Russian Yarrow.
It is well behaved also. I don't know if it is a true yarrow or not.
Back in the dark ages when I was young, the grass mixes contained dwarf white yarrow.
I think some of the "no mow" mixes still do contain dwarf yarrow.
