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Thymophylla tenuiloba |
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| | Overwintered plant in our Texas garden, late March |
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| | What's not to love about its tendency to self-seed in public places? |
| Common name |
Dahlberg daisy |
| Family |
asteraceae |
| Life cycle |
annual |
| Flowers |
yellow (summer) |
| Size |
6" |
| Light |
sun |
| Cultural notes |
ordinary garden soil |
From seed  |
self-seeds sparingly in our garden
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| Seed ripens | early October |
In Pennsylvania, we ranked this among our must-have annuals. The small bushy plants, with thread-leaf foliage that is attractive all by itself, would be covered in small golden daisies through summer. After moving to Texas, we tried it again, and were pleased to find that it overwintered here, coming back into bloom by March. The plant combines well with blue annuals - we've grown it between phacelia campanularia and dracocephalum moldavicum, where it's like a yellow exclamation mark between two blobs of clear blue.
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| | I love how the bed of daisies envelops (without swallowing) things in its vicinity |
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| | Pennsylvania – our plants were much smaller |
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In our garden, this plant grows in the following areas: waterfall pondside, rock garden zone About my plant portraits
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December 25, 2024
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