Thompson's mountain daisy (Celmisia thomsonii)

Thompson's mountain daisy

Thompson's mountain daisy is a hardy perennial known for its distinctive silvery foliage and large yellow-centered white daisy-like flowers. Thriving in alpine regions, this plant's dense, mat-forming growth habit helps it withstand harsh, windy conditions. Its leaves, often with a felt-like texture, provide both insulation from cold and defense against herbivory.

Scientific classification

Species

Thompson's mountain daisy (Celmisia thomsonii)

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Herb

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Care Guide for Thompson's mountain daisy

Every week

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Pruning: Thompson's mountain daisy showcases silvery foliage and daisy-like flowers. Prune in early spring to minimize winter damage and enhance blooming. Remove dead or damaged stems above healthy leaf nodes, improving airflow and light penetration, which prevents disease and promotes vigorous growth for a healthy appearance throughout the season.

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