Height: 10-20'' Width: 10-20'' Blooms: May to September Sun: Full sun to partial shade Soil Moisture: Prefers dry conditions (minimal or no water) Hardiness: USDA zones 4-9 (up to 7,000') Culture: Poor, dry soils Year Introduced/Recommended: 2004
Description
Ever blooming native wildflower from the Southwest that produces a continuous succession of dark-eyed, yellow daisies over a compact rosette of foliage. The flowers exude a rich chocolate aroma in the morning hours. Best with minimal water once established. Can reseed. Perennial. Xeriscape.
Surely one of the toughest perennials for the region: median strips should be planted to this in combination with Callirhoe involucrata: spectacular color all summer with no supplemental irrigation once established! Who will do it first?
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