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Canary Island Daisy

Asteriscus Sericeus

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Overview

The Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus sericeus) is a durable perennial shrub, thriving in USDA zones 9-11. It boasts silvery foliage and vibrant yellow daisy-like flowers. The plant reaches up to 24 inches in height and 36 inches in width. Requires full sun exposure and well-drained soil. Tolerates drought, making it ideal for low-maintenance and water-wise landscapes. Provides year-round interest, particularly in coastal garden settings.

Sun FullWater LowZones 9–10Type Shrub
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — It has a tolerance for drought once established; commonly known as the Canary Island Daisy
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — The Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus sericeus) is a durable perennial shrub, thriving in USDA zones 9-11Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — commonly known as the Canary Island Daisy; is a charming perennial that originates from the rocky coastal regionsCanary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — ensure it is planted in well-draining soil to prevent root rot; shrub for fullCanary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — making it an ideal choice for ground cover or rock gardens, image 29Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — approximately 1 inch in diameter; yellow flowers in the garden, image 49Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — making it a suitable choice for xeriscaping or areas with water restrictions.<br><br>For a landscape design; ensure+49

Culture

Sun
Full
Water
Low
USDA zones
9–10

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Shrub
Family
Asteraceae

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Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — It has a tolerance for drought once established; commonly known as the Canary Island Daisy
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — The Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus sericeus) is a durable perennial shrub, thriving in USDA zones 9-11
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — commonly known as the Canary Island Daisy; is a charming perennial that originates from the rocky coastal regions
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — ensure it is planted in well-draining soil to prevent root rot; shrub for full
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — making it an ideal choice for ground cover or rock gardens, image 29
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — approximately 1 inch in diameter; yellow flowers in the garden, image 49
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — making it a suitable choice for xeriscaping or areas with water restrictions.<br><br>For a landscape design; ensure
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — is a charming perennial that originates from the rocky coastal regions of the Canary Islands; it has a, image 46
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — It boasts silvery foliage and vibrant yellow daisy-like flowers; approximately 1 inch in diameter
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — The Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus sericeus) is a durable perennial shrub, thriving in USDA zones, image 39
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — The Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus sericeus) is a durable perennial shrub, thriving in USDA zones 9-11; requires
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — approximately 1 inch in diameter
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies; tolerates drought, making it ideal for low-maintenance and
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — Tolerates drought, making it ideal for low-maintenance and water-wise landscapes; contributing to the, image 43
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — Requires full sun exposure and well-drained soil; provides year-round interest, particularly in coastal garden
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — making it a suitable choice for xeriscaping or areas with water restrictions.<br><br>For a landscape design
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — approximately 1 inch in diameter; yellow flowers in the garden
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — ensure it is planted in well-draining soil to prevent root rot
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — Valued for its silver-gray foliage and bright yellow daisy-like flowers
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — commonly known as the Canary Island Daisy
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — It has a tolerance for drought once established; commonly known as the Canary Island Daisy, image 53
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — Tolerates drought, making it ideal for low-maintenance and water-wise landscapes; contributing to the garden's
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — contributing to the garden's ecosystem.<br><br>When incorporating Asteriscus sericeus into the landscape; attract
Canary Island Daisy (Asteriscus Sericeus) — commonly known as the Canary Island Daisy; is a charming perennial that originates from the rocky, image 45
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