Galatella comprises approximately 30 species of upright, clump-forming herbaceous perennials native to Europe and Asia. These plants feature slender, hairy foliage and bloom with daisy-like flowers throughout the summer months.

Galatella cana

Galatella linosyris is a perennial plant that forms dense clumps and can reach heights of up to 70 centimeters. Its stems are upright and unbranched, adorned with narrow, linear leaves that grow upwards. During late summer and autumn, the plant produces clusters of yellow blossoms at the tips of the stems. This species is a rare native wildflower found in Britain.

Galatella linosyris

Galatella linosyris 'Gold Dust'

Galatella sedifolia is a perennial plant that grows in clumps, reaching heights of up to 1.2 meters. It features slender, weakly branched stems and mid-green foliage. In late summer through early autumn, it produces terminal clusters of flower heads measuring 4 centimeters across. The flowers display yellow centers surrounded by petals that are spaced apart, available in shades of light blue-purple, lilac, or lilac pink.

Galatella sedifolia

Galatella sedifolia 'Jean Polignier'

Galatella sedifolia 'Nana' is a low-growing perennial that develops dense clumps of narrow foliage, reaching heights of up to 45 cm. During late summer and into autumn, it produces clusters of aster-like flowers that are pale purple and feature a yellow center.