This tough wildflower brings delicate, daisy-like blooms to your garden with very little effort.
Arizona fleabane is a hardy perennial wildflower native to the rocky slopes and woodlands of Arizona. In a garden, this member of the daisy family forms a low rosette of leaves that sends up stems reaching between 0.3 and 0.6 meters tall. It fits beautifully in sunny borders or rock gardens where its natural, wild look can shine.
Growing this plant is remarkably easy, making it perfect for beginners. It thrives in full sun or partial shade and requires only low to moderate watering. Because it is drought-tolerant, you do not have to worry if the weather turns dry.
Throughout the spring and summer, the plant produces numerous small flowers with yellow centers and petals ranging from white to lavender. These delicate blooms are highly attractive to local bees and butterflies. Best of all, it is entirely non-toxic to both humans and pets.