Wayne Roderick Daisy
Erigeron glaucus 'Wayne Roderick'

Sprawling, rather succulent, daisy-like flowering perennial, native to western coastal areas. Wayne Roderick grows to 8 in. high and bears larger lavender blooms in summer. Larger leaves than most E. glaucus and better adapted in warmer areas.

Possible hybrid with E. glaucus as dominant parent, or just excellent E. glaucus selection by Wayne Roderick. Tolerates more heat than species plants.

• Scientific Name: Erigeron glaucus 'Wayne Roderick'
• Principle Common Name: Wayne Roderick Daisy
• Common Name(s): Wayne Roderick Beach Aster, W. R. Erigeron, Wayne Roderick Fleabane, Dwarf Seaside Daisy
• Synonym:
• Description: Sprawling, rather succulent, daisy-like flowering perennial, native to western coastal areas. Wayne Roderick grows to 8 in. high and bears larger lavender blooms in summer. Larger leaves than most E. glaucus and better adapted in warmer areas.
• General Comments: Possible hybrid with E. glaucus as dominant parent, or just excellent E. glaucus selection by Wayne Roderick. Tolerates more heat than species plants.
• Origin:
• Nativity: California and Oregon
• Height Range: 6 - 8 IN
• Spread Range: 8 - 12 IN
• Flower Showy: Y
• Warning:
• Sunset Zones: 4 : 5 : 6 : 15 : 16 : 17 : 22 : 23 : 24
• USDA Zones:
• Leaf Color: Dark Green
• Leaf Texture: Coarse : Smooth : Strap-like
• Form: Subshrub : Succulent
• Flower Color: Lavender-blue
• Flower Time: Continuous : Spring : Summer : Fall
• Months:
• Ease of Growing: Easy
• Light Preferences: Sun (minimum 8 hours direct sun) : Light Shade
• Soil Preferences: Any : Well-drained
• Watering Preferences: Drought Tolerant : Sparse
• Outstanding Features: Attracts Bees : Attracts Butterflies : Cold Tolerant : Deer resistant : Drought tolerant : Evergreen : Fall Color : Flower : Poor Soil tolerant : Seaside tolerant

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