Yellow Dots

Frost Tolerance: Might be killed to the ground by the frost, and come back in the spring

Heat Tolerance: Take full sun in summer in Phoenix

Sun Exposure: Full sun to light shade, blooms more in full sun

Origin: Mexico to South America, West Indies

Growth Habits: Perennial to 18 inches tall (45 cm)

Watering Needs: Regular water, fast draining soils

Propagation: Division, seeds, or esily by tip cuttings

Propagation: Cutting

• by softwood stem tip cuttings. Use intermittent mist. Root in 1-4 weeks.

The Wedelia is an interesting ground cover for warm locations. It breaks easily and should be kept away of foot traffic.
The species name "trilobata" comes from the Latine for "3-lobed".

Blooming Habits:
The Wedelia has bright yellow flowers from spring to fall.

Culture:
This plant might need to be sheared to keep within bound. Wedelia is fairly salt resistant and grows well at the seashore.

Propagation:
The stems root whenever they touch the ground.