Cape daisy

Belonging to the Osteospermum genus, Cape daisy has a botanical name of Osteospermum. Bright daisy type flowers, often shades of purple or pink. Untidy slightly sticky stems and leaves.

Blooms appear in these approximate colours: French lilac and Medium red-violet and Violet. When mature, blooms are roughly 5.0 cm (that's 1.95 inches in imperial) in diameter. The mature flowers are of a single form. Leaves appear approximately as a Ao green and Forest green (web)

It is a non-edible flower that typically grows as an annual/perennial, which is defined as a plant that can matures and completes its lifecycle over the course of one year or more.

Cape daisy is known for its mound-forming habit and growing to a height of approximately 25.0 cm (9.75 inches). This plant tends to bloom in early summer, followed by first harvests in mid summer.