Texas palafox (Palafoxia texana)

Texas palafox

Texas palafox, native to Texas, is a resilient, sun-loving wildflower. Its erect stems and narrow leaves support vibrant, pink or white daisy-like blooms with soft, feathery textures that attract pollinators. This hardy perennial thrives in dry, rocky soils, often a beacon of color in arid landscapes.

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Texas palafox (Palafoxia texana)

Asters bellflowers fanflowers and allies

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Care Guide for Texas palafox

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Pruning: Texas palafox is a hardy, drought-tolerant perennial known for vibrant blooms. Prune in early spring to remove dead stems and promote bushy growth, focusing on older stems. Deadheading encourages continuous flowering, resulting in stronger blooming cycles.

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