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Creeping Zinnia
Herb Icon Cultivated Flower       Pet Toxicity
Image of Creeping Zinnia
Santvitalia Procumbens
Order: Asterales Family: Asteraceae

Flower Properties

Property Value
English Name Creeping Zinnia
MainColor Yellow
PlantType Herb Icon Herb
Growth Type Cultivated Flower Cultivated
Season August
ImageUrl Sanvitalia-001
Photographer Gita
Location
Human Toxicity Non_Toxic

Flower Details

Description

Creeping Zinnia is a low-growing, mat-forming annual plant with small, daisy-like yellow flowers. The flowers have a dark centre and the plant's stems are prostrate, making it ideal for ground cover. Its leaves are opposite, ovate, and slightly hairy.

Distribution

Native to Mexico and Central America, it has been widely cultivated and can be found in gardens across the world, particularly in temperate regions.

Medicinal/Other Uses

— No significant medicinal uses.

Edibility

Inedible - there are no known edible parts.

Human Toxicity

Non Toxic - no adverse effects reported upon handling or accidental ingestion.

Pet Toxicity Pet Toxicity

Non Toxic - safe for cats, dogs, and other common household pets.

Active Compounds

None known.

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