Anthemis

The Anthemis belongs, like Daisies and Daisies, to the large family of Asteraceae. Sometimes called "False Chamomile", it is a perennial plant that is not very hardy and is used as an annual, thriving in the sun. While the Anthemis tinctoria is the most well-known, many varieties exist, especially among the Argyranthemum frutescens. All are easy to grow, but also very floriferous: they offer a profusion of small flowers with a bright yellow heart from spring to autumn, illuminating borders, rockeries, and patio or balcony planters. To prolong their flowering until autumn, remove faded flowers.