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Gold Coin Daisy

Asteriscus Maritimus

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Overview

Compact Gold Coin (Asteriscus maritimus) thrives as a low-maintenance evergreen perennial in USDA zones 9-11. It boasts bright yellow daisy-like flowers against dark green foliage with a mature size of around 1 foot in height and 2 feet in spread. Its drought tolerance makes it ideal for rock gardens and xeriscaping, requiring full sun exposure. Blooms appear in spring and summer, attracting butterflies and providing vibrant ground cover.

Sun FullWater Extra in Summer, LowZones 10–11Type Perennial

Culture

Sun
Full
Water
Extra in Summer, Low
USDA zones
10–11

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Perennial
Family
Asteraceae

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Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — or even container planting
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — mounding clump of leathery
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — consider placing Asteriscus maritimus in well-drained soil; the plant's size makes it an excellent choice for border
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — scientifically named Asteriscus maritimus
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — perennial with gold blooms
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — It can handle coastal conditions like salt spray and is hardy in USDA zones 9-11; gold flowers in the garden
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — Compact Gold Coin (Asteriscus maritimus) thrives as a low-maintenance evergreen perennial in USDA zones, image 51
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — Blooms appear in spring and summer, attracting butterflies and providing vibrant ground cover; it can, image 53
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — and under optimal conditions
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — blooms may persist into the fall, image 38
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — and under optimal conditions; this Mediterranean native is well-suited for rock gardens
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — mounding clump of leathery; blooms appear in spring and summer, attracting butterflies and providing vibrant ground
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — scientifically named Asteriscus maritimus; perennial for full
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — blooms may persist into the fall
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — Compact Gold Coin (Asteriscus maritimus) thrives as a low-maintenance evergreen perennial in USDA zones, image 26
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — The plant's size makes it an excellent choice for border edging; or even container planting
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — This Mediterranean native is well-suited for rock gardens
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — but deadheading spent flowers may encourage further blooming.<br><br>For gardens in cooler climates
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — where it can provide year-round interest.<br><br>Flowering typically occurs from late spring through summer
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — are a vibrant addition to the landscape and also attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies; but deadheading
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — This Mediterranean native is well-suited for rock gardens; are a vibrant addition to the landscape and also attract
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — Its drought tolerance makes it ideal for rock gardens and xeriscaping, requiring full sun exposure; where it can
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — providing a burst of cheerful color throughout the growing season; compact Gold Coin (Asteriscus maritimus) thrives as
Gold Coin Daisy (Asteriscus Maritimus) — adding an ecological benefit to its aesthetic appeal.<br><br>When designing a landscape
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