Cotula comprises either low-growing annuals or perennial species that spread through rhizomes. They feature either unbranched or finely divided leaves and produce single, button-shaped flower heads during the summer months.

Cotula

Cotula 'Tiffindell Gold'

Cotula alpina

Cotula anthemoides

Cotula atrata subsp. luteola

Cotula australis

Cotula barbata

Cotula coronopifolia is a low-growing annual or short-lived perennial that reaches up to 25cm tall. It features aromatic leaves that can be either simple or finely divided. During the summer months, it produces clusters of yellow flower heads.

Cotula coronopifolia

Cotula coronopifolia 'Cream Buttons'

Cotula duckittae

Cotula fallax

Cotula hispida is a compact perennial that maintains its greenery year-round. It develops a dense mat of finely dissected leaves, which can range from silvery-grey to green, extending up to 30 cm in width. During the transition from late spring to early summer, this plant produces small, yellow, button-shaped flowerheads that are held aloft on slender stems reaching heights of up to 10 cm.

Cotula hispida (DC.) Harv.

Cotula hispida ambig. is a rhizomatous perennial that typically reaches a height of around 15 cm. It features elongated, hairy leaves that are narrowly ovate and silvery-green, measuring up to 3 cm in length. In late spring, this plant produces yellow flowers that are approximately 1.5 cm in diameter, accompanied by thin, papery bracts.