Comments: Lyreleaf Greeneyes is so named because the leaves are so variable. They may be oblanceolate, obovate or pinnately lobed (lyrate). It is readily available as a southwest desert …

Also referred to as 'green-eyes' comes from the green disk shaped flower center that remain after the petals fall off. Its native habitat includes dry, rocky limestone with well-drained soil, which …

Berlandiera lyrata, commonly called chocolate flower (also known as lyreleaf green eyes) is native to dry sandy loams, rocky limestone soils, mesas, plains, grasslands and roadsides in …

Lyreleaf Greeneyes (Berlandiera lyrata) By Charlie McDonald. Lyreleaf greeneyes is in the small genus Berlandiera, which consists of six species of perennial herbs native to the southern and …

2025年1月14日 · Berlandiera lyrata, also known as a chocolate flower, lyreleaf greeneyes, or chocolate daisy, is a beautiful daisy-like yellow flower with a chocolate odor when it blooms. …

Berlandiera lyrata, with the common names chocolate flower, chocolate daisy, or lyreleaf greeneyes, is a North American species of flowering plant in the family Asteraceae. [3] The …

Chocolate Daisy forms a velvety mound of coarse, gray-green scalloped leaves, each segment resembling a lyre. Native to the Southwestern United States and Mexico, Berlandiera lyrata is …

While they share some similarities in appearance and growing conditions, Berlandiera Lyrata’s distinctive greenish-yellow flowers and its specific care requirements set it apart. Unlike …

Golden-yellow flowers with brown/green centers have a delicious chocolate fragrance, especially in the morning. Drought tolerant Southwest native. Attracts butterflies, beneficial insects, and …

Berlandiera lyrata Bentham. Lyreleaf Green-eyes. Phen: Jan-Dec. Hab: Dry, rocky limestone areas. Dist: Sw. KS, s. CO south to ne. TX, c. TX, w. TX, NM, AZ, and Mexico (AGS, CHH, …