Erigeron

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ERIGERON

Erigeron compositus

Erigeron compositus ©

Dwarf Mountain Daisy

Dense mound with thick, fuzzy dissected leaves and yellow rayless, buttonlike flowers 4-6” high on short stems. When flower rays occur they can be white, pink or blue. Sun, well-drained soil, low water. Hardy to –40 degrees F. Mountains of Western North America Asteraceae

Erigeron glaucus 'Olga'

Erigeron glauca 'Olga'

Seaside Aster

Dark green foliage and many stalks of lavender flowers with yellow eyes in summer . 12” x 18” Sun to part shade, fertile, well-drained soil. Hardy to –20 degrees F. Species distribution is Coastal Oregon and California. Asteraceae

Erigeron linearis

Erigeron linearis in scree ©

Erigeron linearis in raised scree bed

Erigeron linearis

Desert Yellow Fleabane

This perennial forms clumps of narrow leaves with yellow daisy-like flowers in early summer. 6” x 12” Sun to part shade, very gritty soil, low water. It has done well in our wet winters if grown in scree or well-drained rock garden soil. Hardy to –10 degrees F. Native to the drylands of Western North American. Asteraceae

Erigeron trifidus

Erigeron trifidus flower

Erigeron trifidus foliage

Cutleaf Daisy

Low growing perennial with fern-like foliage and white to lavender daisy-like flowers in early summer. 2 x 4" with stems to 5". Grow in sun to part shade, well-drained soil. Hardy to –30 degrees F Native to alpine zones in Western Canada. Asteraceae

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