Platylossa (Tidy Tips)

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Tidy-tips is a wildflower native to western North America that blooms once a year. It's a daisy-like, annual glandular plant with small, rough hairy leaves. The entire plant stands less than a foot tall and is around 4–12 inches (10–30 cm) thick. Taproots are the most common type of root,...
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Tidy-tips is a wildflower native to western North America that blooms once a year. It's a daisy-like, annual glandular plant with small, rough hairy leaves. The entire plant stands less than a foot tall and is around 4–12 inches (10–30 cm) thick. Taproots are the most common type of root, but fibrous roots can also be found. The three-toothed white tips of the ray flowers contrast with the deep-yellow petal bases.

Number of Seeds Max Coverage Area (Square Ft.)
0.5OZ 10,938 166
1OZ 21,875 331
1/4LB 87,500 1,325
1/2LB 175,000 2,650
1LB 350,000 5,300
5LB 1,750,000 26,500

Scientific Name: Platylossa

Common Name: Tidy Tips

Plant Type: Annual

Family: Asteraceae

Native Range: California and Baja Mexico    

 Height: 4-12 "

Spread: 2 "

Exposure: Full Sun

Blooming Season: Winter, Spring

Attracts: Birds

Flower Shape: Showy, Good Cut

Flower Color:  Yellow Petals with White Tips

Resistant: Deer

Water Requirement: Low 

Soil Type: Sand, Loam, Clay

Garden Uses: Meadows, Butterfly Gardens, Beds

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