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This cultivar of our PNW native perennial spreads out to about 18 in. wide from each plant, which has a tidy habit of reaching a foot or a bit less. The large 2-in. flowers are the showstoppers here: many-petaled lavender daisy-like flowers, with contrasting chartreuse centers. Blooms spring to fall if you shear them back when they start to fade. Thrives in so many conditions, including coastal sites, in full sun to part shade. Drought tolerant and super for pollinators! H: 6-10 in. W:12-16 in.
This cultivar of our PNW native perennial spreads out to about 18 in. wide from each plant, which has a tidy habit of reaching a foot or a bit less. The large 2-in. flowers are the showstoppers here: many-petaled lavender daisy-like flowers, with contrasting chartreuse centers. Blooms spring to fall if you shear them back when they start to fade. Thrives in so many conditions, including coastal sites, in full sun to part shade. Drought tolerant and super for pollinators! H: 6-10 in. W:12-16 in.