White Daisy Tidytips | Layia glandulosa

and well-drained soil, making it an excellent candidate for low-water, native, or pollinator-friendly gardens. This petite daisy-like flower reaches up to a foot tall and is prized for its crisp white petals tipped with subtle yellow at the base, forming a clean, radiant halo around a golden center. The foliage is aromatic and glandular, with slender stems that may branch in favorable conditions. Blooming primarily in spring, Layia glandulosa is a welcome sight in wildflower meadows, restoration projects, or native garden borders, where it adds a refined charm and supports bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. Best sown in fall or early spring with other native annuals. Grows quickly and blooms profusely with minimal care. Height: 6–12 inches Optimum Soil Temperature for Germination: 55°F–70°F Blooming Period: March–June Germination: 10–30 days Sowing Depth: 1/8" Seeds have been historically used by the Natives as a food source. ~50 organically grown seeds per packet, open-pollinated, untreated, non-gmo.