Seaside Daisy

Seaside Daisy is a resilient coastal native that brings soft color and tidy texture to challenging garden spaces. Low mounds of spoon-shaped, gray-green leaves create a compact, attractive base, while lavender-pink daisy-like flowers with bright yellow centers bloom from spring into summer. The effect is cheerful but refined, making it easy to weave into rock gardens, borders, slopes, and native plantings.

Native to coastal bluffs and sandy or rocky sites of the western U.S., Seaside Daisy is well adapted to wind, salt spray, lean soil, and dry conditions once established. Its flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other small pollinators, adding ecological value to a plant that also works beautifully as a low edging plant, front-of-border accent, or colorful filler among grasses and other drought-tolerant natives.

Why Choose Seaside Daisy?

• Lavender-pink flowers add cheerful spring-to-summer color
• Supports bees, butterflies, and other pollinators
• Compact mounding habit works well along edges and paths
• Tolerates coastal conditions, wind, and lean soils
• Great for rock gardens, slopes, borders, and native plant gardens
  

Plant Seaside Daisy in full sun to light shade with well-drained soil, and avoid overly wet conditions. Shear lightly after flowering to encourage a tidier mound and possible rebloom.

• Deadhead spent flowers to encourage a continuous bloom and maintain a neat appearance.
• Prefers well-drained soil; tolerant of poor soils, including sandy or rocky conditions.
• Minimal care needed but monitor for pests like aphids and snails.