
Erigeron aff flettii
I got this seed as Erigeron flettii which is a pretty narrow endemic native to Washington’s Olympic mountains. I am not sure of the id, it matches a lot of photo’s you can find online, but the info seems to be mixed and not sure what to trust as far as the taxonomy on this. What I can say is that it is a super tough, perennial Erigeron with a creeping habit to make tufted mounds of foliage only about 3” tall, that give way to showy lavender hued , sunny centered daisies. It is a drought tolerant one, to me the looks seem similar to E. glaucus but with a bit more linear leaf form.
Erigeron aff flettii
I got this seed as Erigeron flettii which is a pretty narrow endemic native to Washington’s Olympic mountains. I am not sure of the id, it matches a lot of photo’s you can find online, but the info seems to be mixed and not sure what to trust as far as the taxonomy on this. What I can say is that it is a super tough, perennial Erigeron with a creeping habit to make tufted mounds of foliage only about 3” tall, that give way to showy lavender hued , sunny centered daisies. It is a drought tolerant one, to me the looks seem similar to E. glaucus but with a bit more linear leaf form.