Three reasons to love Brachyscome multifida.

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Brachyscome multifida.

1. They flower all year round! - Almost, only missing flowering in the depths of winter. 

2. They grow in any soil type - from heavy clay sands to loose sandy soils. 

3. They are virtually pest and disease free!

Also recognised by the names cut-leaved daisy, rocky daisy, or Hawkesbury daisy, these vibrant purple flowers effortlessly infuse your native landscape with immediate bursts of color and whimsy. Indigenous to New South Wales, they seamlessly complement various garden styles, radiating beauty in cottage gardens while flourishing in the untamed allure of native bush-blocks and coastal, windswept landscapes. Beyond their adaptability to diverse environments, these flowers exhibit a unique charm and resilience, embodying the spirit of the Australian terrain.

Whether you possess sprawling garden expanses or limited space, these daisies prove versatile, thriving equally well in containers and pots. Their captivating hues and resilience make them an enchanting addition to any outdoor space, blending seamlessly into the natural beauty of their surroundings. With a penchant for playful elegance, these purple blooms effortlessly transform any garden into a lively haven, echoing the untamed beauty of their native habitat.

Description:

Scientific Name: Brachyscome multifida
Common Name: cut-leaved daisy, rocky daisy, or Hawkesbury daisy
Family: Asteraceae

Habit: Ground cover, Evergreen
Hight: 25cm
Width: 50cm

Flower Colour: Purple
Flower Time:
All Year

Climate Zone: Sub-tropical, Warm temperate, Cool temperate, Mediterranean, Cool
Light: Full sun, light shade, part shade
Frost Tolerant: Light Frosts
Drought tolerant: Yes
Soil: All Soils

Garden Styles: Australian Native, Native cottage, exotic cottage, coastal, Drought resistant, Container garden.

Attracts Wildlife : Bees, Butterflies, Other insects

 
 
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