Origin:
Native
Life Cycle:
Annual
General Desc:
Very low growing annual with open branching and woolly appearance. Can carpet the ground after sufficient winter rains. Identification notes: Small annual, often under 6 inches tall; often a single stem but can branch; flower heads borne singly at end of stems; 8 to 10 white ray flowers with red veins, sometimes pink; disc flowers yellow; herbage woolly with hairs; leaves narrow. Height:
1 to 6 inches Habitat
Color:
White, pink, yellow
Shape:
Daisy or dandelion-like not in clusters
Tubular:
N
Flowering Period:
Feb - May Description:
Rays are white with red veins and discs are yellow. Flowers appear at the end of woolly stems.
Leaf and Stem Characteristics
Leaf Color:
Grayish-white to grayish-green
Leaf Type:
Simple
Leaf Shape:
Narrow
Leaf Margin:
Smooth
Leaf Attachment:
Alternate
Leaves Clasp:
N Hairs:
Leaves and stems
Spines:
N
Leaf Description:
Leaves have a woolly appearance to 1/4 inch long. Fruit and Seed Characteristics
Fruit Type: Achene
Arizona Cooperative Extension
Yavapai County
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Prescott, AZ 86305
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