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As the common name, Chocolate Daisy suggests, this yellow daisy-like flowers with a maroon centre give off a strong chocolate scent in warm weather. Growing to 25cm, this perennial, native to Texas and New Mexico flowers from May to July. The grey-green leaves form a mound above which creeping or bushy stems form a crisscrossing of stems.
The Chocolate Daisy likes a well-drained soil in full sun.
As the common name, Chocolate Daisy suggests, this yellow daisy-like flowers with a maroon centre give off a strong chocolate scent in warm weather. Growing to 25cm, this perennial, native to Texas and New Mexico flowers from May to July. The grey-green leaves form a mound above which creeping or bushy stems form a crisscrossing of stems.
The Chocolate Daisy likes a well-drained soil in full sun.