Anthemis tinctoria 'E.C. Buxton'

A perennial form of Marguerite with an upright, bushy habit, that can also be found spreading as more of a ground cover. 

- From late June/July, the whole plant gets covered in lemon yellow daisy-like flowers which will last until at least September, prolonged much further with regular deadheading.

- Its attractive fern-like mid-green foliage is aromatic and soft to touch, making it a great sensory plant.

- A bright and cheery plant for any full sun location, with a great tolerance for drought once established. In dry, poor soils, it may have more of a spreading, ground cover-like habit. It is perfect for coastal gardens and Mediterranean-style plantings, and can be easily maintained in a pot. It will also make a great addition to mixed borders and raised beds. It is commonly used as a cut flower in both flower and foliage arrangements. 

- If the plant becomes scraggly or spent-looking by July/August, it can be cut back hard and will quickly grow back as a fresh new plant.  

- Will attract a wide range of pollinators. 

- Height and Spread approx. 60-80cm x 60-90cm. 

- Supplied in a 9cm pot