Bidens ferulifolia
Asteraceae (Compositae)
Annuals, Perennials
Native to southern U.S., Mexico, Guatemala. The species grows to 3 ft. tall and wide, but the forms most commonly seen are trailing. Bright green leaves are divided into threadlike segments. Flower heads are bright golden yellow, an inch or so wide, with fewer ray flowers than most daisies and a light honey fragrance. Plants bloom almost continually during mild weather. Extremely heat tolerant. Can be aggressive, clambering into or sprawling over their neighbors; when this happens, needed to cut plants back (they recover quickly).
Argeranthemum frutescens
See Chrysanthemum frutescens
Pandorea
Twining vines noted for clusters of trumpet-shaped flowers and for rich green, glossy, divided leaves;...
Cyperus albostriatus
A clump of upright 1 1/2-ft.-tall stems is topped by a tuft of broad leaves and, in late summer, loose...
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