Osteospermum Reviews

Osteospermum Plant

Newest Review: ... winter. Telling the difference between long-lasting perennial, and short-lived annual Osteospermums is something I've yet ... more

 ... to work out, myself. There are frost-tender types of the plant, which are sold cheaply as summer bedding plants (a couple of quid for a pot plant) and treated as annuals in the garden, and last only till the end of summer, being killed by the onset of winter. And, as I've outline above, there is another 'type' of perennial Osteospermum that lasts for years and years, getting bigger over each successive season and soon forming a large, seemingly permanent clump. When you buy Osteospermums as small pot plants from a...more

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Osteospermum Ecklonis Mix Seeds. Average Packet Content 22 seeds
Dazzling blooms with long, shiny petals, in shades of light to de ...
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Osteospermum ecklonis / Cape Daisy / Seeds
This is the original Cape Daisy, from the Cape Floral Kingdom in ...
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Osteospermum Glisten
From the South African countryside comes this classic, silky, pur ...
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Suttons Seeds: Osteospermum Ecklonis Mix Seeds
Dazzling blooms with long, shiny petals, in shades of light to de ...
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Osteospermum: Cape daisies reviewed (544 words)
by - written on 11/01/11 (Very useful, 153 readings)
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Osteospermums, also known as Cape Daisies, are a range of easy-to-grow, flowering garden plants that can be grown in the ground or in containers. They produce abundant, long-petalled, daisy-like flowers in various shades of usually lilac / purplish colours, a succession of which last all through the summer. The button-like centres of the flowers tend to be a the same colour as the petals but in a much darker shade, and the foliage consists of a clump of low-growing, pale green elongated and admittedly, fairly nondescript leaves, but this is attractive enough in its own way. In the perennial Osteospermum, the plant grows outwards along the ground via sprawling stems ...  Read the complete review

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