The Wayne Roderick Seaside Daisy is a celebrated California native perennial, perfected for the garden from the coastal bluffs. It forms a low, spreading mound of succulent, spoon-shaped, gray-green leaves that are highly salt and drought tolerant. From spring into summer, it erupts in a profuse and charming display of lavender-blue daisies with bright yellow centers. This easy-care, resilient plant is a cornerstone of coastal and water-wise gardens, perfect for softening edges, spilling over walls, and attracting a parade of pollinators.

Prolific Lavender-Blue Coastal Daisies: Produces an abundance of cheerful, 1-inch wide, daisy-like flowers with lavender-blue rays and sunny yellow centers over a long period from spring into summer.
Succulent, Salt-Tolerant Foliage: Features attractive, spoon-shaped, fleshy leaves in a soft gray-green hue that are adapted to withstand coastal winds, salt spray, and dry conditions.
Low, Spreading, and Versatile Habit: Forms a neat, ground-hugging mat ideal for the front of borders, rock gardens, cascading over retaining walls, or as a lush filler between stepping stones.
Extremely Drought Tolerant Once Established: A champion of low-water landscapes, thriving in full sun with excellent drainage and requiring minimal irrigation after its first year.
Native Pollinator Magnet: The nectar-rich flowers are highly attractive to native bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects, providing vital early-season food.