What is another word for Blackfoot Daisy?
Pronunciation: [blˈakfʊt dˈe͡ɪzi] (IPA) 
Blackfoot daisy, scientifically known as Melampodium leucanthum, is a beautiful perennial herb native to the American Southwest. It is also known as Rock daisy, Plains blackfoot, and Blackfoot. This plant grows up to a height of 6-12 inches and has gray-green foliage with a profusion of white-yellow daisy-like flowers in early spring, summer, and fall. Blackfoot daisy is a versatile flowering plant that can be used as a border, ground cover, or in rock gardens. Synonyms of Blackfoot daisy include Rock daisy, Plains blackfoot, and Plains blackfoot daisy. Its stunning beauty and easy maintenance make it a popular choice for gardeners as well as a desirable landscape plant.
