Yarrow (noun)

A perennial herb of the daisy family, with feathery leaves and small white or pink flowers, commonly found in meadows and on wasteland.

Origin:

The word yarrow is derived from the old english word gearwe, which is related to the german word gerste, meaning "barley".

Examples:

1. The yarrow plant was used for medicinal purposes.
2. The yarrow flowers were used to make tea.
3. The yarrow is a common wildflower and it's often used in gardens.
4. The yarrow has a distinctive smell, it's also known as nosebleed plant.
5. The yarrow is a perennial herb that can grow up to 3 feet tall.