It’s common name ‘Lazy Daisy’ comes from it’s habit of waiting until midday to open it’s flowers. It is a very hardy flower and drought tolerant. Native habitat: grasslands, meadows, pastures, savannahs, and edges of woodlands. In the garden it grows into a low colorful mound of white blossoms, which works well in the front of beds or dotted amongst low growing grasses. It is good at self seeding so it can stick around in your beds for many years. Plants are not common in nurseries but seeds are commercially available. Propagation: seed.