I
picked up some Erigeron glaucus from the native nursery
by Kezar. I planted some in front and a few months later I planted
some in back. It has taken hold well in the sandy soil in both
places. The front patch gets more light and is thick and lush.
The back bit seems to be holding the hill well. Both had lovely
daisy-like flowers that drove the bees nuts.
Erigeron
glaucus
from the native nursery at HANC by Kezar
