Cut-Leaf Daisy - Erigeron compositus - Colorado Rocky Mountain Wildflowers

Common name: Cut-leaf Daisy Latin name: Erigeron compositus


Annual/Perennial: Perennial Flowers: April to August Flower size: 3/4" to 1" Found in: Foothills to Subalpine Height: 6" to 8" Invasive: No Native species: No Useful in garden: No Image taken: Guanella Pass
		Pictured Wildflower: Cut-leaf Daisy Erigeron compositus
Wildflower Field notes: As with most of the Erigeron family... Cut-leaf Daisy is difficult to identify. Flowers can vary from pink to white. Look for Cut Leaf Daisies in dry, sunny areas such as meadows, openings in aspen or pine forests, and along roadways or trails.

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Common name: Cut-leaf Daisy Latin name: Erigeron compositus