Dwarf Gold Marguerite Daisy

‘Charme’ is a compact, branching golden marguerite selected for its dwarf habit and long display of intense yellow daisies. The original plant patent describes continuous flowering from June into October, giving this cultivar a bright summer display that can extend into fall. Its small stature suits the front of a sunny border, patio pots, and grouped plantings. ## Cultivar and season The patent names the cultivar *Anthemis tinctoria* ‘Charme’, records the grant publication as PP15200 on October 5, 2004, and describes green foliage, a dwarf perennial habit, and abundant golden-yellow flowers. It reports a 12-week plant at about 40 cm tall by 50 cm wide, with the plant widening as it matures; those are young-plant observations rather than a mature-size guarantee. See the [Charme plant patent](https://patents.google.com/patent/USPP15200P3/en). The [RHS species profile](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/19863/anthemis-tinctoria/details) describes *A. tinctoria* as a clump-forming perennial for full sun and well-drained chalk, loam, or sand; those general species notes complement the cultivar-specific patent. ## Siting Use well-drained soil and give the branching mound room to broaden. The patent identifies containers, borders, and patio display as suitable uses. ## Maintenance Water new plants until established, then adjust to rainfall and drainage. Remove faded stems when the flower display ends and clear dead growth as needed.