Large Mountain Daisy

Large Mountain Daisy Celmisia Semicordata

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What is the plant

C. semicordata - C. semicordata is a rosette-forming, evergreen perennial with sword- to lance-shaped, leathery, silky-hairy, grey-green leaves, white beneath, and, in summer, erect stems bearing white, daisy-like, flower heads with yellow central discs.

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Humidity

Dry

Lightening

Part Sun

Hardiness zone

6 - 9

Difficulty

Easy

Hibernation

Cold Period

Water
Celmisia should be protected from rain and snow, but be well watered, so water from below in the summer to prevent soil drying out.
Sunlight
Full sunlight or light shade.
Soil
They like to grow in peaty acidic soils with good drainage in anything from partially shaded to sunny areas of the garden.

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Pruning
Deadhead regularly to encourage further flowering.
Temperature
Germinate in the light at 60 to 65°F (15 to 18°C).

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