Dall's mountain daisy (Celmisia dallii)

Dall's mountain daisy

Dall's mountain daisy is a resilient alpine herb, distinguished by its rosette of lance-shaped, silvery-green leaves with downy undersides. Its striking feature is the solitary, daisy-like white flower atop a long, sturdy stem, reflecting its adaptation to the harsh, windswept habitats it calls home. This plant's tough foliage and elevated blossom are adept at withstanding low temperatures and limited soil.

Scientific classification

Species

Dall's mountain daisy (Celmisia dallii)

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

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Care Guide for Dall's mountain daisy

Every week

Water

Pruning: Dall's mountain daisy features alpine daisy-like flowers and silvery foliage. Prune in early spring for compact growth and better blooms. Remove dead stems and avoid heavy pruning to prevent stress; light trims maintain vigor and enhance air circulation to reduce disease risk.

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