How Do You Grow A Copper Canyon Daisy?
Tagetes lemmonii, also known as copper canyon daisy, is a flowering bush that blooms in the fall and again in the early spring. Left unchecked, a copper canyon daisy bush can grow to 6 feet tall and spread more than 4 feet wide. Copper canyon daisies are heat-loving and drought-tolerant flowers that are a perfect project for the beginning gardener. Check to see whether copper canyon daisies will grow in your area. They are heat-loving flowers that grow best in hardiness zones 8 through 10 on the U.S. Department of Agriculture scale. See the link in the Resource section for a map of hardiness zones. Make sure that your copper canyon daisy will receive full sun for several hours each day. The flower thrives in full, direct sunlight, but also grows in partial shade. Plant your copper canyon daisy after the last frost of the season. Dig a hole that is two times as wide and 1 1/2 times as deep as the daisy container. Lower the copper canyon daisy seedling into the hole and fill the hole hal
