Download Queensland Darling Downs GMI ... - Grow Me Instead
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Photo: Norwood Industries<br />
HOW IT SPREADS<br />
Photo: immij floramedia<br />
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Coreopsis<br />
Coreopsis lanceolata<br />
This attractive perennial forms<br />
tufts of leafy stems to 60cm in<br />
height.<br />
It is extremely floriferous and is<br />
covered in golden yellow daisy<br />
like flowers in spring and<br />
summer.<br />
It produces masses of freely<br />
germinating seeds and is an<br />
environmental weed even in<br />
areas with poor quality soil.<br />
The plant produces an abundance of seed which freely<br />
germinates ensuring this short lived plant can maintain a<br />
weedy population, often from an initial single escaped plant.<br />
This plant should not be grown in areas where it can escape<br />
the garden and establish in nearby natural areas.<br />
Ensure effective disposal of garden waste.<br />
Golden Everlasting Daisy<br />
Xerochrysum bracteatum<br />
This Australian annual or shortlived<br />
perennial, varies in habit from<br />
prostrate to a shrubby plant of<br />
about 1 m in height.<br />
The leaves are grey-green in colour<br />
and the deep golden flower heads<br />
are borne from spring through to<br />
late winter.<br />
The individual flowers are formed<br />
into a large cluster surrounded by<br />
large papery bracts.<br />
The Golden Everlasting Daisy has<br />
been cultivated for many years and<br />
a number of improved forms have<br />
been selected for cultivation.