Kalimeris incisa
Kalimeris produces masses of small, white to pale pink daisy-like flowers with delicate petals, creating a cloud-like effect perfect for late summer and fall displays.
Asteraceae (Daisy family)
Late summer to fall (August-October)
Full sun to partial shade
Moderate; consistent moisture during growing season
Well-drained, Average, Slightly acidic to neutral
Pinch back in early summer for bushier growth
May benefit from staking in rich soils
Deadhead to extend blooming period
Divide every 3-4 years to maintain vigor
Self-seeds moderately in suitable conditions
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Kalimeris flowers bloom in late summer to fall (August-October), providing valuable color when many other perennials are finishing.
Yes, Kalimeris flowers are excellent for late-season butterflies and other pollinators, providing nectar when few other flowers are available.
Kalimeris forms slowly spreading clumps and may self-seed moderately, but is not considered aggressive or invasive.
Yes, pinching back Kalimeris in early summer will encourage bushier growth and more flowers in the fall blooming period.
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