Presented by the Pima County Master Gardeners
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Short Takes are 15-30 minute classes that focus on a single idea with straightforward, common-sense information that will help you increase your gardening success.
Blackfoot Daisy (Melampodium leucanthum) is a gem in the desert garden. Discover one of the southwest's most dependable native wildflowers as we explore its natural habitat, growth habits, and remarkable drought tolerance. Along the way, we'll share tips for planting, establishment, and long-term care. Learn how this low-growing perennial provides months of cheerful white blooms, attracts pollinators, and fits beautifully into water-wise landscapes, rock gardens, and borders. Whether you're new to desert gardening or looking to expand your native plant palette, Blackfoot Daisy is a resilient and rewarding addition to the garden.
This class will be live on zoom. You must register in advance for this meeting using this link:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.