Haplopappus macrocephalus  hardy A creeping tiny leaved plant

A creeping tiny leaved plant of moist places

Candy cane sorrel refers to the red and white stripes when the flower is in bud

From Ian Young's bulb log

usually comes back

Bright yellow

Haplopappus macrocephalus  hardy A creeping tiny leaved plantWhat is there not to love about rock garden daisies. Chile central. This is definitely the best Haploppaus you can buy with its silvery blue foliage and unusual buds. Peduncles are bare or with one to three small linear bracteoles. Flowering starts in spring and ends in Autumn with so many flowers, starting off orange and fading to deep red the two tone effect just increases its appeal. Best grown in the alpine rock garden or container in a semi