Anacyclus pyrethrum (and other spp.)
Anacyclus is a low-growing perennial with daisy-like flowers that have white petals with red undersides. It symbolizes resilience, hidden beauty, and adaptation.
Asteraceae (Daisy family)
Spring through fall (April-October), nearly continuous blooming
Full sun; requires at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight
Low water needs; excellent drought tolerance once established
Very well-drained, Rocky, Sandy, Poor soils, Alkaline tolerant (pH 7.0-8.5)
Provide excellent drainage to prevent root rot
Avoid overwatering; prefers dry conditions
Mulch with gravel or stone chips rather than organic matter
Deadhead spent flowers to encourage continued blooming
Protect from excessive winter moisture in humid climates
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Anacyclus flowers have white petals with distinctive red undersides, creating a unique two-toned effect that symbolizes hidden beauty and strength.
Yes, Anacyclus is extremely drought tolerant and thrives in dry, rocky conditions with minimal water once established.
Plant Anacyclus in full sun with excellent drainage, such as rock gardens, slopes, or Mediterranean-style landscapes.
Anacyclus symbolizes resilience, hidden beauty, and the ability to adapt and thrive in challenging conditions.
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