Pulicaria odora: complete guide
Pulicaria odora
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About Pulicaria odora
Pulicaria odora belongs to the daisy family (Asteraceae) and is native to the Mediterranean region. The species name odora refers to the scent of the plant. As with related species, yellow flower heads appear in summer.
In a garden it suits a sunny spot with dry, well-drained soil. It belongs in a warm border or a dry, herb-style garden.
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