Asteraceae Plants

Asteraceae Plants

Long-blooming flowers with outstanding garden versatility

Asteraceae, commonly known as the daisy family, is one of the largest and most diverse plant families in the world. These plants are valued for their distinctive flower heads, vibrant colors, and long flowering seasons, making them a cornerstone of ornamental gardening and landscape design.

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  • Pigeon Point Dwarf Coyote Brush

    Pigeon Point Dwarf Coyote Brush

  • Purple Haze California Aster

    Purple Haze California Aster

  • Irush Eyes Gloriosa Daisy

    Irush Eyes Gloriosa Daisy

  • Giant Red Bronze Treasure Flower

    Giant Red Bronze Treasure Flower

  • Giant Deep Orange Treasure Flower

    Giant Deep Orange Treasure Flower

  • Limelight Licorice Plant

    Limelight Licorice Plant

  • Pandora Ligularia

    Pandora Ligularia

  • Goldmarie Carpet Tickseed

    Goldmarie Carpet Tickseed

  • Common Yarrow

    Common Yarrow

  • Angelic Burgandy Marguerite Daisy

    Angelic Burgandy Marguerite Daisy

  • Wayne Roderick Seaside Daisy

    Wayne Roderick Seaside Daisy

  • Moonbeam Threadleaf Tickseed

    Moonbeam Threadleaf Tickseed

  • New Vintage Common Yarrow

    New Vintage Common Yarrow

  • Terracotta Yarrow

    Terracotta Yarrow

  • Mountan Marigold

    Mountan Marigold

  • Green Leaved Bush Daisy

    Green Leaved Bush Daisy

  • Silver Carpet California Beach Aster

    Silver Carpet California Beach Aster

  • Mystic Wonder Dahlia

    Mystic Wonder Dahlia

  • White Yarrow

    White Yarrow

Frequently asked questions

Are Asteraceae plants suitable for pollinator gardens?
Yes. Many Asteraceae varieties are excellent nectar and pollen sources for bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects.

Do Asteraceae plants require full sun?
Most perform best in full sun, but some varieties tolerate partial shade depending on species.

Are Asteraceae plants annuals or perennials?
The family includes both annual and perennial plants, offering options for seasonal color or long-term garden structure.

Can Asteraceae plants grow well in California climates?
Yes. Many Asteraceae species are well adapted to California and other Mediterranean-type climates with proper care.