Trailing Wedelia

Trailing Wedelia, scientific name:Sphagneticola trilobata, synonym: Wedelia trilobata, southern Florida and is a perennial herb and a non-cold hardiness of perennial grasses of the genus sphagneticola, department of Asteraceae native to tropical America. 15 to 30 cm in height, vine stems grow to 3-5 m, the ground creeps. In Japan, known as the americanhmugglema. Yellow flowers bloom in the summer. Plant and grow quickly to dry from strong ground cover is suitable. However, naturalized plants from the United States and of the world's 100 invasive species has been specified.

Common name: Trailing Wedelia , scientific name:Sphagneticola trilobata, synonym: Wedelia trilobata, also known as: Trailing Wedelia, Bay Biscayne creeping-oxeye, Singapore daisy, Creeping-oxeye, Trailing daisy, Creeping daisy, origin: South Florida to tropical America and plant height: 15 to 30 cm, stem length: 3-5 m, leaf shape: lanceolate leaf blade length 4-9 cm, leaf width: 2-5 cm, petioles short, leaf arrangement: opposite, leaf quality: hard bristles,: serrated leaf edge, Inflorescence: single terminal inflorescences, squeezing heads, flower color: yellow, flower diameter: 4 cm the rayed flower long:1.3cm, rayed flower width:0.5cm, flowering period: July - October (the anniversary of flowering in the tropics),

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