Anthemis tinctoria 'Wargrave'
Golden Marguerite, Dyers' Chamomile, Yellow Chamomile
Golden Marguerite, Dyers' Chamomile, Yellow Chamomile
Type Perennial
Hardy range 4A to 6A
Height 18" to 24" / 45cm to 60cm
Spread 18" to 24" / 45cm to 60cm
Growth rate Average
Form Irregular or sprawling and upright or erect
Exposure Full sun
Hardy range 4A to 6A
Height 18" to 24" / 45cm to 60cm
Spread 18" to 24" / 45cm to 60cm
Growth rate Average
Form Irregular or sprawling and upright or erect
Exposure Full sun
Bloom Color Yellow
Bloom Time Summer and Fall
The flowers are fragrant, showy, suitable for cut flowers and suitable for dried flowers.
Bloom Time Summer and Fall
The flowers are fragrant, showy, suitable for cut flowers and suitable for dried flowers.
Environment
This plant tolerates drought.
This plant will grow in dry to moist soil.
Suitable soil is well-drained/loamy or sandy.
The pH preference is a neutral to alkaline (6.8 to more than 7.7) soil.
This plant tolerates drought.
This plant will grow in dry to moist soil.
Suitable soil is well-drained/loamy or sandy.
The pH preference is a neutral to alkaline (6.8 to more than 7.7) soil.
Leaf Color Green
This plant has attractive foliage and fragrant foliage.
This plant has attractive foliage and fragrant foliage.
Landscape Uses
- Container plantings
- Seashore planting
- Border
- Massing
- Container plantings
- Seashore planting
- Border
- Massing
Attributes and Features
- Attracts butterflies
- Extended bloom season
- Attracts butterflies
- Extended bloom season
Culture Notes
Since the plants have a long blooming period, they may be short-lived perennials. Cut back the spent flowers to promote new growth and longevity. Propagate by basil cuttings in the spring or fall. Plants go well with Artemisia, Senecio, and Anaphalis sp.
Since the plants have a long blooming period, they may be short-lived perennials. Cut back the spent flowers to promote new growth and longevity. Propagate by basil cuttings in the spring or fall. Plants go well with Artemisia, Senecio, and Anaphalis sp.
