A member of the sunflower family, Chocolate Flower ( Berlandiera lyrata) is a Southwest native known for its fragrant, yellow daisy-like flowers.

“There is another flower, Berlandiera lyrata, commonly called the Chocolate Flower or Chocolate Daisy, that has an even stronger scent of chocolate, but it doesn’t have the ‘look’ because ...

The focus there is more on color, but scent is not neglected. About chocolate daisy ( Berlandiera lyrata ...

One perennial that is hardy in zone 5a is the chocolate flower, Berlandiera lyrata. This native wildflower is a quarter-sized yellow daisy with chocolate colored stamens.

3. Chocolate daisy (Berlandiera lyrata) is a cousin to the common garden daisy, but this plant replaces the daisy's floral notes with a powerful scent of sweet cocoa. 4.

The chocolate scent is there, but slight. Chocolate daisy (Berlandiera lyrata) is a perennial flower that is strong in scent and tough in disposition.

The chocolate scent is there, but slight. Chocolate daisy (Berlandiera lyrata) is a perennial flower that is strong in scent and tough in disposition.

The flowers are followed by sausage-shaped, violet fruits that split lengthwise when ripe to reveal a jellied pulp — interesting and edible, but not even a hint of chocolate.

- Chocolate flower (Berlandiera lyrata). The plant has a chocolate scent and daisy-shaped yellow flowers. It is a southeastern Colorado native and Plant Select offering.

“There is another flower, Berlandiera lyrata, commonly called the Chocolate Flower or Chocolate Daisy, that has an even stronger scent of chocolate, but it doesn’t have the ‘look,’ because ...