Wedelia Trilobata, Creeping Daisy or Rabbit Paw (small)

Origin: USA, West Indies, Central America, Tropical South America
Family: Asteraceae / Compositae
Common Names: Creeping Daisy, Water Zinnia, Rabbit’s Paw
Max Height: 15–20 cm
Spread: Up to 2 m
Flower Color: Yellow
Fragrance: No
Growth Rate: Fast

Tolerance & Requirements

Sun Tolerance: High
Drought Tolerance: Medium
Salinity Tolerance: Medium
Wind Tolerance: High
Water Requirement: Low
pH Level: Basic
Pest Tolerance: High
Disease Tolerance: High

Wedelia trilobata, commonly known as Creeping Daisy, Water Zinnia, or Rabbit’s Paw, is a fast-growing, evergreen perennial ground cover. It spreads vigorously by rooting at the leaf nodes, making it ideal for covering large areas.

The plant features elliptic to obovate mid- to dark-green leaves, typically 3-lobed and reaching up to 12 cm in length. From late spring to autumn, it produces small, daisy-like yellow flowerheads around 2 cm across, creating a bright and attractive carpet of color.

Perfect for borders, slopes, ground cover, and landscapes requiring hardy, low-maintenance plants.