Origin: US Native

Other Common Names: Woolly Daisy, Woolly Sunflower

Duration: Perennial

Bloom Time: Spring

Height: 12” to 24”

Spacing: 12” to 15”

Light: Full Sun

Soil Moisture: Dry

USDA Zone: 5a-10b

Germination: No pre-treatment needed. Sow seeds just below soil surface at 70F and water.

Seeds Per Oz: 112000

This bright yellow wildflower is native to the US and Canada, and is commonly found growing in dry, open areas as well as on rocky slopes and bluffs! Oregon Sunshine is also called Woolly Sunflower, and the blossoms look much like true sunflowers! Usually the flowers reach a maximum size of 2” across; and, true to its name, this plant will bring a splash of sunshine to your gardens and fields! The stems and leaves are usually covered with hair, giving the foliage its characteristic dusty appearance. Lewis and Clark saw Eirophyllums growing near their camp while the plant was still unknown to science. They gathered two specimens near Kamiah, Idaho on June 6, 1806!