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Afrikaans: Oortjies
Beautifully compact, flat-growing perennial with rounded leaves and cup shaped pale pink flowers with heart-shaped petals. Makes a wonderful indigenous "Daisy Lawn" and thrives equally well in dry, moist, sunny or shady conditions. Little maintenance needed but feed with 3:1:5 slow release or organic fertiliser for lush growth.
Location: Malmesbury to Robertson, Peninsula to P. E. and E. Cape to KZN.
We are proud to introduce the first Felicia ever to be granted Plant Breeders Rights. A huge improvement on the old varieties, it has retained their combined good qualities and lost the bad! Vibrant, crisp green leaves form soft cushions topped with masses of violet blue, yellow centered daisies all year. This cheerful border perennial will reward you with a delightful display all year if fed with an organic or chemical slow release 3:1:5. Cut back and deadhead regularly and water during dry spells.
Location: PBR
An unusual, trailing, coastal Felicia with pale blue flowers. Excellent for raised beds or rockeries as well as hanging baskets. Plant in full sun well drained position. Prune after flowering, and feed with organic fertiliser for best results. If left untrimmed, they are inclined to be neater than the well-known F. amelloides. Ideal for loffelstein retaining walls.
Location: Stillbaai / Puntjie area
Afrikaans: Wilde-aster
Very attractive, with bright green round leaves and navy blue flowers, which have yellow centres. The flowers appear in spring and summer. Deadhead regularly to prolong flowering. Plant in full sun in a well-drained position. Feed with 3:1:5 slow release or organic fertiliser and water regularly for best results. Low growing, ±30cm.
Location: Cederberg to Tulbagh, Peninsula to Swellendam and E. Cape to KZN.
The masses of blue daisy flowers contrast well with the variegated foliage - strong grower. Feed with 3:1:5 slow release or organic fertiliser and water regularly for best results.
Location: Natural sport
Compact, neat bush, ±50cm, covered with blue daisy flowers all year deadhead often for more flowers. Rewarding patio plant or massed in borders. Feed with 3:1:5 slow release or organic fertiliser and water regularly for best results.
Location: Riversdale to P. E. and E. Cape.
Compact bush with masses of white daisy flowers plant in groups in mixed borders for a startling splash of white. Cut back to shape and deadhead often for more flowers. Beautful white patio plants in clay pots or mixed bowls. Feed with 3:1:5 slow release or organic fertiliser and water regularly for best results.
Location: Riversdale to P. E. and E. Cape
Easy to grow, compact shrublet with narrow, almost needle-like leaves. Covered with masses of cheerful bright blue flowers all year - ±30cm. Excellent garden or container subject. Dead head to encourage more flowers, prune to keep neat and feed and water regularly for optimum performance. Plant in sunny well drained position.
Location: Rondebosch to Cape Point