Scientific Name: Pappochroma tasmanicum
Common Name: tasmanian mountaindaisy
Family Classification (Clade): Eudicots
Family: Asteraceae
Form Description: Bright green rosette herb with erect flowering stem longer than leaves.
Flowers: Flower heads white to purple and terminal.
Fruit: Achenes – flattened with pappus of capillary bristles.
Municipality
Plant Communities
Habitat Notes
Grassland, heath and bog mainly in eastern and central mountains.
Site Tolerance
Exposed, Moist, Waterlogged, Windy
Soil Tolerance
Fertile, Nutrient-poor, Poorly-drained, Well-drained
Frost Tolerance
Hardy
General Notes
This genus has not been generally cultivated apart from Pappochroma stellatum.
Propagation Calendar
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Cutting Month
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Propagation Method
Seed Information
Seed Treatment Method
Standard Scatter seed thinly on to damp potting mix. Hold seed in place by covering with more potting mix to approximately the depth of the seed size.
Seed Storage Life
Short
Seed Treatment Notes
For best results with daisies generally, surface sowing allows maximum light to trigger germination.
Cutting & Division Information
Can be propagated from cuttings.