I don't see any reason to not plant them now since in my garden Four Nerve Daisies bloom in all seasons, including winter, even when it's freezing. I'm getting ready to transplant several that have volunteered.

Thanks roselee . I have not had these before so wasn't sure about when to plant.

I had starter plants. Yes, they brought in dirt and all native vegetation was gone.

I love those...another common name is Bitterweed! It's one of the few things that can survive on my hill country property, without watering, truly drought-tolerant.

I was so proud of some that I had in Granbury. My mom came for a visit and told me that I was growing a weed :-)

Your mom was right, Pam........................we have to spray the pasture each year to keep them from taking over and ruin the grass. Donkeys don't eat bitterweeds.

I had some butterweed that made it through the winter this area blooming their little heads off.

Well, darn. I didn't know they were a weed. I just thought they were pretty, didn't require much water and could thrive in just about any soil. Now that I think about it, that pretty much describes a weed though.

A weed is just a plant that grows where you don't want it! My neighbor thinks that my horseherb is a weed too :-) I don't have to water them, a big plus for me!

Here's some of the four nerve daisy growing along a gravel path. It's been blooming like this continually since I planted it here several years ago ...

I tasted it. And yes it is bitter. Had to take a bite of chocolate to counteract the flavor! ... :-)

Weed or not ,they look so pretty. Thanks for the pic.

They are very pretty!