A native perennial shrub growing to about 2 feet tall and wide, covering itself all season with honey-scented, white and yellow daisy flowers. Foliage is typical of the aster family. Plant en masse in a well-drained border or rock garden. Can be short-lived.
Honey-scented, daisy-like flowers. U.S. native.
Needs very good drainage and full sun or a little shade.
Start from seed.
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