Prefers dry, gravelly rock gardens, and well-drained flower gardens. Spreads by rhizomes, which provides good erosion control on steep, sandy slopes. Flowers last most of the summer. Propagation: Seed, Cuttings.
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Blooms April-November. Mound-shaped plant with numerous 3-6 petaled yellow flowers. Much-branched stems from a woody base. Tiny, needle-like leaves. In the Panhandle this plant is dormant in winter, but it is almost evergreen in Austin and El Paso. Attracts: butterflies, moths, bees.