Looks like blackfoot daisy. I've not had any volunteers on our clay or luck propagating from seed - hope others have better ideas. Giving layering a try is on my procrastination list.

I've had a few Blackfoot daisies volunteer from seeds, but have never had one root from stems laying across the ground. Can't find anyplace on the internet that mentions starting them from cuttings although I imagine the growers start them that way using a mist system.

For me they are short lived perennials and then I buy more in 4 in. pots. They and four nerve daisies are among my favorite small plants.

I’ve not heard of four nerve daisies. Are they easier to keep growing? BTW, are you involved with the San Antonio Plant Swap? I attended a couple years, then illness kept me away for over 5 yrs.. if this group still sets up, I’d like to attend again.

Four nerve daisies are easy to grow. The individual plants last longer than Blackfoot daisies, they seed out readily, but don't take over. I always say they should be called four season daisies as they bloom all four seasons including winter.

Yes, the [San Antonio Plant Swap [(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/san-antonio-spring-2019-plant-swap-april-13-dsvw-vd~5598393?n=104)is still going strong! Please come! We'd love to see you there ... :-)