Plant ID? Zone 4
18 years ago
The first year I planted this it grew from a 12" pot to a plant that was apprx. 6x6' and tall. It has yellow 1-1 1/2" yellow daisy-type flowers. It has to be braced up or it falls over other flowers and crowds them out, but it is beautiful and blossoms from mid-June until the end of summer. Thank you
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