Hooker's mountain daisy (Celmisia hookeri)

Hooker's mountain daisy

Hooker's mountain daisy is a hardy perennial showcasing a cluster of long, silvery-green leaves, adapted to resist alpine weather. Its striking white, daisy-like flowers bloom on tall stalks, attracting pollinators and highlighting its resilience amidst sparse mountain terrains. Recognizable for its woolly undersides, hooker's mountain daisy thrives in New Zealand's Southern Alps, nestling in rocky crevices for protection against harsh elements.

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Hooker's mountain daisy (Celmisia hookeri)

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Care Guide for Hooker's mountain daisy

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Pruning: Hooker's mountain daisy is a low-growing alpine plant featuring daisy-like flowers. Key care includes deadheading in early spring and removing damaged leaves to boost health and growth. Early spring pruning aligns with hooker's mountain daisy's growth cycle, promoting vigorous flowering and an attractive shape.

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