Splitrock Environmental
Cut-Leaved Daisy
$7.50
Cut-Leaved Daisy are common in our area and are easily identified by their white and yellow flowers, distinct from other daisies by their highly dissected leaves.
| Latin Name | Erigeron compositus var. glabratus | |
| Type | Forb | |
| Height and Spread | Up to 25 cm tall. | Under 30 cm spread. |
| Bloom Colour | Yellow centres with white petals. | |
| Bloom Months | Blooms for a long period – from May to July. | |
| Foliage Colour | Light to dark green. | |
| Seed Months | Seeds after blooming from early to late summer. | |
| Light and Water | Generally grows in open areas. | Grows in dry to moist climates. |
| Ethnobotany Information | There is limited information on the ethnobotanical uses of Cut-Leaved Daisy, though it is noted that the Nlaka’pmx people used the plant dried and powdered for sores. | |
| Wildlife Uses | Cut-Leaved Daisy attracts bees, birds, and other pollinators due to its extended blooming time. | |
| Garden Uses | Cut-Leaved Daisy are a a beautiful native daisy that can be used in place of domestic varieties. | |
| Facts | While Cut-Leaved Daisies are commonly found at low elevation, they also grow on alpine and sub-alpine ridges. | |
| Propagation Techniques | Cut-Leaved Daisies can be propagated through directly seeding into soil. | |
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