
Landscaping with Seaside Daisy
Seaside daisy works well in border plantings or in an area

Growing Seaside Daisy Inland
Seaside daisy is one adaptable little plant. You can grow

Invite Butterflies
Native butterflies like native plants, but seaside daisy is special. It has such a long flowering season that, as long
as your winters aren't too cold, it can provide a nectar source even in the dead of winter. Seaside daisy also works great for attracting pollinators to your vegetable garden. Use it in between vegetable beds and more drought-tolerant landscaping to increase your vegetable yields.
Where to Find Seaside Daisy
There are many seaside daisy cultivars and hybrids available at nurseries that carry California native plants. For a very compact and tidy form, look for a hybrid called 'Wayne Roderick.' It has glossy foliage and delicate purple flowers. For a tougher and more drought-tolerant variety, try 'Cape Sebastian.'
Photos courtesy of Penny Wilson. Original article by Penny Wilson. Penny is a gardening writer who specializes in California native plants.

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