Family Asteraceae Botanical Name CHRYSANTHEMUM multicaule Plant Common Name Golden Raindrop Daisy

• Golden raindrop daisy, also known as yellow daisy, is a low-growing annual that blooms in a profusion of cheerful yellow flowers in mid to late spring, or during any cool season growing period. Native to Algeria in northern Africa, this species has smooth, fleshy green leaves rising from the plant's base and creating a mat. The daisy flowers are broad and rise well above the leaves.
• Golden raindrop daisy needs an average, well-drained soil that can be either dry or moist. Full sun to partial shade are acceptable exposures, but in hotter regions, partial shade is more important as summer progresses. This plant likes cool temperatures, and in mild winter regions, the plant may survive for a second year. In short-summer locales, the plant may flower continuously up until the first frost in late summer.
• Often golden raindrop daisy will be sold as seedlings to be planted out in the cool autumn months, or first thing in the spring.
• Use it as a bedding plant, in containers and windowboxes, or as an easily sown flower to grow haphazardly among rocks in the garden or on a hillside. The cultivar 'Moonlight' is esteemed regarded for producing lemony-yellow flowers.

Golden raindrop daisy, also known as yellow daisy, is a low-growing annual that blooms in a profusion of cheerful yellow flowers in mid to late spring, or during any cool season growing period. Native to Algeria in northern Africa, this species has smooth, fleshy green leaves rising from the plant's base and creating a mat. The daisy flowers are broad and rise well above the leaves.