After 3 years has reached 12+ feet and 5 feet wide and blooming for first time.
Soil is 75% native clay mixed with rotted ...Read Moreleaf mold, once established needs little water. Mild fertilizer used, but manure will make it grow faster and have more luxurious and larger leaves. Removing lower branches makes it grow taller faster.
Propagation by 4-8 inch stem cuttings. Any larger branch will not form roots in water/sand.
This web site says zone 11, but I am in 10a. We do get 30 F for a few days of the year.
The exposure is at the southwest side of the house where it does get some wind coming in from the from the north. I therefore made sure the tree was at least 3 feet tall before planting it in the ground.
Nice looking plant, sort of surprising - a tree-size daisy!? It thrives in San Diego and Encinitas so at least zone 10b should be added t...Read Moreo its hardiness record.
Has experienced 24°F with leaves and stems damages but has grown again in spring.Very vigourous
After 3 years has reached 12+ feet and 5 feet wide and blooming for first time.
Soil is 75% native clay mixed with rotted ...Read More
Nice looking plant, sort of surprising - a tree-size daisy!? It thrives in San Diego and Encinitas so at least zone 10b should be added t...Read More