Wedelia acapulcensis

Cheerful orange-yellow daisies blanket this heat-loving perennial through the hottest months of summer.
Hardy in USDA zones 8-11; a heat-loving perennial that stays semi-evergreen in mild low-desert winters and resprouts from roots after hard frost.
AMWUA Notes
A tough, moderate-water perennial that supplies dependable summer daisy color when heat stalls other bloomers.
Water every 1-2 weeks in summer; drought tolerant once established, it flowers longest through the heat with occasional deep soaks and good drainage.
Deadhead or lightly shear spent daisies to keep bloom coming all summer; cut the plant back by a third to a half in late winter to renew it.
Minimal; it performs well in lean soil with little or no feeding.
Clean and trouble-free, with foliage generally left alone by pests and browsers.
Semi-evergreen in mild winters and root-hardy where frost cuts it back; blooms reliably through the hottest part of summer when many plants pause.
Lean, well-drained rocky or gravelly soils; heat-loving and tolerant of poor ground; needs good drainage.
Needs well-drained soil.
Low feeder.
Seed or cuttings; reseeds modestly and cuttings root readily.
3 ft
Minimal; a compact, well-behaved perennial with no invasive tendencies.
Attracts
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Data from 2024 AMWUA βLandscape Plants for the Arizona Desertβ guide.