By Liz Swynarczuk

Carbon County Comet Contributor

You’ve probably seen it along roadsides, in fields and meadows, maybe even in your yard. Clusters of tiny white flowers topping a strong, sturdy stalk with sage green fern-like leaves. Some think it smells sweet, others say pungent, or spicy, while others believe it stinks. No matter the scent, this is Yarrow and it has been used medicinally for thousands of years.