Yellow daisies are prolific bloomers.  Both the Copper Canyon Daisy and the Angelita Daisy bloom hardy and strong into the fall – through the long hot Texas summer.  It grows wild in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona and northern Mexico, but it goes very well with native-Texas plants in Hill Country gardens.

(See Purple Daisies Here)  (Daisies White and Yellow)  (English Daisies)

The Copper Canyon Daisy is a more robust bloomer as you can see below.  It does not bloom until August and blooms heartily all fall!  Think of it as a early and prolific mum.  It does like coliche soils but that does not mean it will not bloom well in sandy soil.

Copper_Canyon_Daisy-2

The Englishman’s Daisy is prolific and hardy.

Englishman's Daisy hardy Texas perennial

Englishman's Daisy

Chocolate Daisy, Texas Perennial has a chocolate fragrance.

Chocolate Daisy a Texas perennial with chocolate fragrance

OxEye Daisy

Ox Eye Daisy Texas Perennial - April to May Bloomer

The Angelita Daisy is a more delicate daisy.  In the spring the blooms are hardier and more prolific.  I like the delicate wild look of the Angelita.

Angelita Daisy