Erigeron karvinskianus ‘L.A. Form’

This Seaside Daisy has much larger and deeper pink flowers than the typical plant. It also has the advantage of being sterile and so never produces viable seed. We have it planted at the side of a path in the dry climate garden where during summer it takes over from earlier flowering bulbs. We cut it back to a clump of about 15cm in winter to make room for the bulbs. Tough, sun loving and drought tolerant it is just as happy inland as on the coast. 20cm x 30cm. This clone was brought back from California by Ian Collins, an old friend of Lambley.