Pallenis

Gold Coin (scientific name: Pallenis maritima) is a dwarf evergreen germplasm in the family Asteraceae, native to Greece and other western Mediterranean countries. In spring and summer, it produces yellow-headed flowers in a monocotyledonous inflorescence extending from the tip of the flower stem.
The flowers are yellow in color, both lingual and tubular. It is used for ground covers and rock gardens because of its low height. It is vulnerable to the sweltering heat of summer.
The genus name "Pallenis" is derived from the Greek temple of Athena "Pallenis" where it originated, and the species name "maritimum" means "of the coast".

Common name: Gold Coin, scientific name: Pallenis maritima, synonym: Asteriscus maritimus, also known as Asteriscus gold coin, anemone, Mediterranean Beach Daisy, Gold Coin Daisy, grass height: 10-30 cm, leaf shape: spatulate, petiole: alternate, single leaf, petiole: full or serrated, inflorescence: single apex inflorescence, crown: head, flower diameter: 3-5 cm, flowering season: April-June, fruit type: emaciated, use: ground cover, rock garden, garden planting, potted planting, park.

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