East Central Texas Plains, Western Gulf Coastal Plain
Bastrop Lost Pines, Northern Post Oak Savanna, Northern Prairie Outliers, San Antonio Prairie
Flatwoods, Floodplains and Low Terraces3, Pleistocene Fluvial Terraces, Red River Bottomlands, Southern Tertiary Uplands, Tertiary Uplands
Plant Characteristics
Growth Form
Herbaceous
Height
1
to
4
ft.
Spread
0.5
to
1
ft.
Leaf Retention
Deciduous
Lifespan
Perennial
Habitat and Care Requirements
Soil Type(s)
Calcareous, Deep
Light Requirement
Part Shade
Water Requirement
Low
Native Habitat
Grassland
Bloom and Attraction
Bloom Color
Yellow
Bloom Season
Spring, Summer, Fall
Seasonal Interest
Nectar
Wildlife Benefit
Butterflies, Bees
Maintenance
Likes well drained soils. Cut back spent blooms after seeds are dispersed. Propagation: Seed.
Comments
Blooms April-November. Yellow daisy with green center, alternate leaves, leaf margins evenly toothed, unbranched stems. Attractive in a native grass meadow. Pollination: butterflies and native bees.