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Asteraceae

Here are the pages for the plants related to the Asteraceae family, also known as the daisy or sunflower family. Each species is described in its own article.

Ozothamnus rosmarinifolius
Packera aurea
Pale ivory Jerusalem artichoke soup in a wide ceramic bowl, drizzled with nut-brown butter, crisp dark sage leaves, pumpkin seeds and golden fried tuber coins stacked in the centre
Vernonia noveboracensis
Symphyotrichum oblongifolium
Silphium perfoliatum
Rudbeckia laciniata
Ratibida pinnata
Kalimeris incisa
Heliopsis helianthoides
Eupatorium maculatum
Doronicum orientale
Catananche caerulea
Boltonia asteroides
Anthemis tinctoria
Echinops ritro
Aster amellus
Olearia macrodonta
Halved Little Gem lettuce hearts with dark char marks resting on pale anchovy cream, scattered with golden sourdough crumbs and snipped chives, on a ceramic plate outdoors
cardoon
Inula is a plant that is beautiful for landscaping
Centaury, centaurea
Helichrysum italicum, italian everlasting
Pearly everlasting, a flower that can cope with drought
Santolina, cotton lavender
Zinnia

Zinnia, zillions of colors!

Annuals and biennials
Gazania
Autumn daisy
Dandelion in field
Yarrow

Yarrow, an easy herb

Herbs and spices
fleabane
Rhodanthe
Bidens
goldenrod solidago health benefits
Sunflower
Dahlia imperialis towers tall above, blooming
Growing endives is easy, especially if you know how to force them
Black salsify
Absinthe
Close-up on a helianthus flower in a field
Chamomile growing, with a gray background
Gaillardia, the blanket flower, with an older flower gone to seed
Coreopsis tickseed
Costmary benefits
Jerusalem artichoke growing and care
Dahlia
Curly endive
salsify
Frilly red and orange marigold flowers with a hazy background.

Marigold, a generous flower

Annuals and biennials
Osteospermum, African daisy
Erigeron mound (fleabane)