This perennial needs minimal care, but it does like well-draining soil. Deadheading is not necessary, and leaving the flowers intact can provide a feast for feathered friends. Cutting back in late autumn or spring is all that is needed.

This wildflower beauty is old-fashioned, carefree, and the perfect addition to a garden that needs some height and vibrant color. Bloom time is late, and just when the garden needs new life as other flowers fade. Butterflies, bees, and birds will be glad you found this plant. With golden daisy-like flowers with conical dark centers, it is very attractive to both pollinators and gardeners alike. But deer and rabbits will not even take notice of this plant.