description Daisy Fleabane Overview
Daisy fleabane, Erigeron annuus, is an annual or biennial member of the aster family native to North America and naturalized in many other regions. Its branching stems carry numerous flower heads composed of a yellow disc surrounded by many narrow white rays, sometimes tinged with pink. It grows in fields, roadsides, disturbed ground, and open woodland margins, where the small flower heads are visited by bees, flies, and other insects.
help Daisy Fleabane FAQ
What is the scientific name of daisy fleabane?
Daisy fleabane is Erigeron annuus. It belongs to the aster family, Asteraceae.
Where is daisy fleabane native?
It is native to North America and has become naturalized in many other regions. It often appears in fields, roadsides, meadows, and disturbed ground.
What do daisy fleabane flowers look like?
Each flower head has a yellow central disc surrounded by many narrow white rays. The rays can sometimes show a pink or purplish tint.
Is daisy fleabane an annual or perennial plant?
Daisy fleabane is usually described as an annual or biennial herb. Its branching stems can produce many flower heads during the growing season.
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