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Botanical Name | Osteospermum fruticosum | |
Common Name | Freeway Daisy | |
Family | Asteraceae | |
Nativity | South Africa | |
Classification | Perennial | |
Primary Flower Color/s | White, Blue, Purple, | |
Bloom Time | Winter ( Dec
- Feb.) Spring ( Mar.- May) Fall ( Sept.- Nov.) |
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Exposure | Full Sun | |
Growth Rate | Fast | |
Water Requirements | Low, Average | |
Cold Hardiness | Half hardy to 35 degrees F. | |
Growth Habit | Trailing plant 1' x 4' | |
Pruning | Remove dead stems and leaves | |
Maintenance | ||
Propagation: | Rooted stem cuttings, division, seed | |
Soil Ph | 7.0 | |
Soil Type | Well drained | |
Amendments | Compost, and they like calcium alot | |
Pests | Aphids, snails, slugs, earwigs, Chrysanthemum B Virus | |
Tolerates | Heat, Wind,Salt air, Humidity, Poor soil - Bomb Proof | |
Uses Container Mass Border | Background Cut Flower Dried Shrub Accent Groundcover Poolside Hanging Basket Wildlife Naturalizing Roadside Herbal/Medicinal Edible | |
Other | Gopher and deer love them | |
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