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Anacyclus depressus

Anacyclus depressus

Mount Atlas daisy

Common name Mount Atlas daisy

Family asteraceae

Life cycle perennial (Z4)

Flowers white (spring)

Size 3"

Light sun

Cultural notes well-drained soil, drought-tolerant

Gray-green ferny foliage forms a low mat - then in mid to late May, a profusion of yellow-and-white daisy appear. They open from red-tipped buds, and when they are only partly open, the red undersides of the petals make for a pretty color combination.

This plant used to grow in our garden, but it slipped away...

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Peggy

Dec 13, 2005

Planted this lovely little flower in my rock garden.After two years,it was starting to spread but in the following year,we had an unusual amount of rain in June that drown it. Luckily,I saved some seeds and hope to get them to germinate.

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