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Golden marguerite


Anthemis tinctoria

Golden marguerite

Golden marguerite is a cheerful flower. Also known as golden chamomile, it produces a cloud of yellow daisies on feather gray-green foliage. Plants spread quickly, requiring division every two years or so.

After their first flush of bloom, they get rather rangy, so cut them back by about half to keep them neat-looking and encourage further bloom.

Light:
Sun,Part Sun
Zones:
3-7
Plant Type:
Perennial
Plant Height:
18-36 inches tall
Plant Width:
18-24 inches wide
Flower Color:
Bright or pale yellow flowers, depending on variety
Bloom Time:
Blooms early to late summer
Landscape Uses:
Containers,Beds & Borders
Special Features:
Flowers,Drought Tolerant,Easy to Grow
Top Varieties

Anthemis x hybrida 'Kelwayi' grows to 3 feet tall, has finely divided foliage and bright yellow blooms. Zones 3-7
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Plant It With
Daylily

The upright arching leaves of daylily provide support for somewhat lax golden marguerite stems. The yellow daisies of golden marguerite pair especially well with yellow, orange, and red daylilies.

Fountaingrass

The arching form of fountaingrass mimics the loose form of golden marguerite. Grow them both in dry, sunny locations for easy-care color.

Bellflower

Create cottage-style charm with golden marguerite's yellow daisies and the purple-blue of peach-leaf bellflower.

Propagation
Seed
Division

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