Tanacetum Species, Pyrethrum Daisy, Dalmation Pyrethrum

I seem to have this same plant other than I live in zone 6. It is in both colors, love the off white and both colors (off white and yell...Read Moreow) spread like wildfire. It flops very easily and am thinking of trimming it up early in the season to make it more stocky.

Painted daisy perennials, Tanacetum coccineum or Pyrethrum roseum, repel many bad bugs and browsing animals that are prone to munching on...Read More plants. Pyrethrum is a natural material made from the painted daisy (Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium or Chrysanthemum coccineum). Pyrethrins are the six compounds in pyrethrum that have insecticidal power

Growing painted daisies in the garden can deter pests from surrounding plants. Pests and the painted daisy plant don’t normally exist in the same area, although young plants may occasionally be bothered by aphids or leaf miners A soapy spray or neem oil will get rid of these insects.

I'd been under the assumption that the rosy red painted daisy was Pyrethrum. Does anyone know the botanical name of that one?

I thought this was a foul-smelling daisy! The plant has a decidedly unpleasant odor. It spreads like wildfire - coming up in additional p...Read Morelaces every year.