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This perrenial herb is almost extinct on the Adelaide Plains. A few patches are still found in the Mount Lofty Ranges. It's long, soft leaves go dormant over summer and will emerge with autumn rains. Large yellow flowers develop on tall stalks in spring. It will self seed but is not invasive.
Attracts nectar feeding native butterflies and pollinators such as native bees. Produces tubers which small mammals feed upon. Lizards enjoy feeding on flowers.
Microseris lanceolata flower. By Peter Wotton
Microseris lanceolata. By Peter Wotton
Microseris lanceolata seed. By Peter Wotton