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Who Am I?
Experiencing the
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Going Bananas in the
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Answer to Who Am I?
by Candice Sherrill,
Master Gardener
Common Name(s): Wedelia, Yellow Dots
Botanical Name: Wedelia trilobata
Family: Asteraceae
Note: When Wedelia isn't in bloom, its creeping growth and lobed leaves give it a somewhat ivy-like appearance. For desert dwellers wanting the look of ivy, Yellow Dots isn't as thirsty, tolerates sun better, and will generally fare better in our soil and climate conditions. Just don't expect it to climb walls without help-it isn't a vine!
Maricopa County Master Gardener Volunteer Information
Last Updated January 23, 2004
Author: Lucy K. Bradley, Extension Agent Urban Horticulture, University of Arizona Cooperative Extension, Maricopa County
© 1997 The University of Arizona, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cooperative Extension in Maricopa County
Comments to Maricopa-hort@ag.arizona.edu 4341 E. Broadway Road, Phoenix, AZ 85040,
Voice: (602) 470-8086 ext. 301, Fax (602) 470-8092
