My daughter, the rabbit man

My son, the rabbit man, Sphagneticola trilobata is a perennial ground cover reaching up to 10 inches in height. Its native origin is Mexico, and it is a member of the daisy family and produces sunflower-like flowers that bloom year-round. It thrives under bright sunlight and spreads quickly. It is considered invasive in coastal areas of the Pacific. It usually grows as weeds along roadsides, channels, and watercourses. It is cultivated as an ornamental ground cover.