Tetraneuris scaposa (Four-nerve Daisy)

Tetraneuris scaposa (Four-nerve Daisy)Also known as Hymenoxys or Bitterweed. Four nerve Daisy proves that big things sometimes come in small packages. This compact perennial likes it sunny and dry and requires excellent drainage. It has a long blooming season and is known to produce a bloom or two in mild winters. Its flowers are bright, cheerful yellow. Four nerve Daisy is a perfect addition to a rock garden or any garden that has good drainage and sunny exposure. AT A GLANCE Texas

And for good reason

It looks like a small version of Lindheimer's Muhly (Big Muhly)

but also handles part shade and ample moisture

it drops its leaves in the winter and new leaves emerge shortly after

Edible Yes

Its shape is more open in the shade

and don't spray the caterpillars with pesticide

Ashy Sunflower spreads through rhizomes and re-seeds if seed heads are allowed to mature

Texas Tuberose has fleshy leaves with irregular maroon spots

It grows well in most well-draining soils

and tolerates poor drainage

Sheep Skipper butterflies