Guruji Plantation Gazania/African Daisy Plant Indoor Plant For Home and Garden with Pot (Pack of 1) (Yellow)

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Gazania (African Daisy) brings a bright carpet of delightful, daisy-shaped flowers to the garden in early to late spring. This tough, low-growing plant is a native of South Africa, tolerates heat extremely well and is drought resistant. Gazania is an early season bloomer that is key to supporting bees. Gazania is a warm-weather perennial with large composite flowers in vibrant shades of yellow and orange. Because of its daisy-like flowerheads it is sometimes referred to as the African daisy, though other plantsespecially those of the Osteospermum genusalso use that name. With its vibrant color spectrum, this low-maintenance flower is excellent for brightening up hard-to-landscape spaces. The plant is a prolific bloomer that attracts butterflies. Plant gazania in mid- or late spring when the soil has warmed. They'll bloom about 12 weeks after planting from seed. When grown in zones 9 to 11, they may perform as perennials, blooming through fall and winter and into spring. The flowers can bounce back from light frosts. Gazania flowers are ideal for any gardener who is looking for an eye-catching bloom that doesn't require much maintenance. Gazania plants dont mind the heat that radiates off the pavement, so you can include them in your sidewalk garden or alongside your driveway. Their preference for well-drained soil makes them a natural choice for a rock garden. Plant young gazanias about one foot apart, allowing them spread properly. Deadhead gazania flowers to extend the blooming time of the plants. Gazania flowers thrive in full sun. Morning or afternoon shade may cause the flowers to stay closed for a portion of the day and may cause the plants to grow lanky, exceeding their normal height of six to 12 inches.