Native PerennialLong Dryland Pollinator Bloom

Four-Nerve Daisy

Tetraneuris scaposa

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Soil Types

Sand

Gravel

Soil Moisture

Dry

Sun Exposure

Full Sun

Hardiness Zone

USDA 4–9

Plant Type

Flower

Mature Height

6”-12”

Mature Width

12”

Bloom Color

Yellow

Bloom Time

March - June

Root Type

Taproot

About this Plant

Four-Nerve Daisy brings a remarkably long season of cheerful color to dry landscapes, often blooming in spring and continuing off and on through fall. Its bright yellow, daisy-like flowers rise on slender, nearly leafless stems above a tidy basal mound, creating an airy look that fits easily into small spaces, borders, and rock gardens.

Native to prairies, rocky hillsides, and limestone-rich soils of the central and southwestern U.S., this resilient perennial thrives in intense sun, heat, wind, and drought. Its extended bloom period provides consistent nectar for native bees, butterflies, and other small pollinators, while its compact form makes it an excellent companion for low grasses, succulents, and other water-wise natives.

Why Choose Four-Nerve Daisy?

Exceptionally long bloom season from spring into fall
Bright yellow flowers support bees, butterflies, and small pollinators
Compact size works beautifully along paths and border edges
Thrives in dry, sunny, rocky, or limestone-based soils
Excellent choice for rock gardens, gravel gardens, and low-water landscapes

Plant in full sun with excellent drainage, especially in areas with wet winters or heavy soils. Deadhead lightly to encourage additional bloom, or leave some seed heads for a more natural look.

Maintenance Tips

Plant Four-Nerve Daisy in full sun and sharply drained soil, avoiding rich compost, heavy mulch, and frequent watering.
Remove spent flower stems to maintain a tidy appearance and encourage continued bloom.
Lightly trim damaged foliage in early spring if needed.

Details

Soil Types

Sand

Gravel

Soil Moisture

Dry

Sun Exposure

Full Sun

Hardiness Zone

USDA 4–9

Plant Type

Flower

Mature Height

6”-12”

Mature Width

12”

Bloom Color

Yellow

Bloom Time

March - June

Root Type

Taproot

Four-Nerve Daisy

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Ecological Benefits

Attracts Pollinators

Provides nectar and pollen for bees and other pollinators.

Soil Stabilizing

Deep roots help prevent erosion and stabilize soil.

Attracts Butterflies

A nectar source that draws butterflies throughout the season.

Drought Tolerant

Thrives with minimal watering once established.

Deer Resistant

Less likely to be browsed by deer.

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