Tahoka Daisy Seeds (Machaeranthera tanacetifolia) - Native Wildflower

Charming Native Tahoka Daisy - Texas Prairie BeautyMachaeranthera tanacetifolia, commonly known as Tahoka Daisy or Prairie Aster, is a delightful native annual that brings vibrant purple blooms with bright yellow centers to your garden. First discovered in 1898 at Tahoka Lake in the Texas South Plains, this hardy wildflower creates stunning displays from late summer through fall, thriving in challenging sandy and gravelly soils where other plants struggle.Outstanding Features: Drought Champion: Thrives in sandy, gravelly soils with minimal water Late Season Color: Blooms continuously from August through first frost Pollinator Favorite: Attracts butterflies, bees, and beneficial insects Heat Tolerant: Performs exceptionally in hot, sunny conditions Self-Seeding: Readily naturalizes for years of enjoyment Growing Information:Height: 12-18 inches | Spread: 12-15 inches | Sun: Full sun | Soil: Sandy, gravelly, well-draining | Zones: 4-9Planting Guide: Direct sow in spring after last frost or fall for spring germination. Seeds need light to germinate - barely cover with soil. Prefers poor, sandy soils and excellent drainage.Create a stunning prairie-style display that supports pollinators while celebrating the authentic beauty of Texas native flora with this charming daisy that thrives where others fail.