Wedelia trilobata (Creeping Daisy or Rabbit’s Paw)
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Wedelia trilobata is a Creeping, evergreen perennial. Rooting at the leaf nodes and spreading widely. The elliptic or obovate, mid- to dark green leaves, 12cm long, are usually 3-lobed, sometimes entire or barely lobed. Solitary, daisy-like yellow flowerheads, 2cm across, are borne from late spring to autumn. Wedelia trilobata is also known as Creeping Daisy, Water Zinnia or Rabbit’s Paw. Deliverable
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