Eriophyllum forms low mats of woolly, silver-gray leaves topped by bright yellow daisies in early summer. It demands sharp drainage and lean, dry conditions—wet weather or rich soil causes flopping and rot. Rarely needs fertilizer.
Perfect for rock gardens, troughs, and xeric borders.
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