Cowpen Daisy Chain
Jay 6a Chicago
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Cirrhopetalum Daisy Chain 'Woodbridge' JC/AOS
Comments (4)Thanks!!:~) I like that visual, Sharon! That's a great way to put it. Many of my plants are either hittin' blooming size or have decided that they might as well bloom... 'cause things aren't gettin' any better. Maybe if they impress me with blooms, I'll take better care of 'em!;~)...See MoreCirr. Daisy Chain
Comments (2)The bloom is almost exactly the size of a US quarter. C-...See MoreEngelmann's Daisy
Comments (7)That does it. Its on my list from Plants of the SW. My list is pretty short really, I'm ordering that Sand Sage to start a new plant to replace a cactus corpse that got froze to death and I want Penstemon virgatus (Wandbloom). I like the thin leaves on it and think it will look good coming up around and among blue grama grass. Did you place an order yet? Seems like you said you did. Was your Englemann's plant upright or sprawling? I found Berlandiera lyrata (Chocolate Flower) seeds locally here in OKC. I also bought Sundial Lupine (Texas) and a mixed package of Water-Wise Mix by Botanical Interests that has only three or four in it I don't want, the rest are good. I'll just weed out the ones I don't want. I love those Coreopsis tinctoria and agree those two look good together. I got some seeds from the roadside but only had a couple come up last summer, there should be more this year, I just let them go to seed and scattered them here and there....See MoreHAVE: Cowpen daisy
Comments (0)Very drought tolerant. It's growing so well in the far corner of my property that I thought it was perennial. It never gets watered back there, but continues to bloom faithfully each year. So, as an annual, it reseeds very well. Am interested in trading for other drought tolearant varieties of native Texas plants. Xtal Here is a link that might be useful: Cowpen daisy/Golden Crownbeard...See MoreJay 6a Chicago
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