Achillea ‘Credo’

When Criss and I were on a pre-Covid trip to England we went to the RHS gardens at Wisley. The Achillea trials were being held in Portsmouth Field next to M25. The roar of the traffic was so awful that we nearly turned back before we got to the trials, but we pressed on, thank goodness, because we saw that Achillea ‘Credo’, a variety raised by the great German nurseryman, Ernst Pagels, was one of the best plants there. We imported it soon after. ‘Credo’ carries 12cm wide, flat heads of flowers for a long period during late spring and summer and if cut back to the ground after the is first flush has finished will reward with a second blooming. 100cm x 60cm.