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African Bush-daisy
Gamolepis chrysanthemoid
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| African Bush-daisy is generally an evergreen
shrub, but in FL areas that experience frost, it dies to the ground and re-emerges in the
spring. |
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Leaves
African Bush-daisy has two-inch long,
alternate, hairless leaves.
Flowers
Yellow, daisy-like flowers about 2inches in diameter bloom continuously during warm
weather periods.
Fruit
Information not available.
Trunk
Flimsy trunk
Propagation
By seeds.
Landscape usage
For use as a border or in a planter. Bush daisy is best planted against a wall or other
support.
Interesting Facts
African bush-daisy plants fall over
when they grow because of their flimsy trunks. |
African Bush-daisy
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Summary
Type: Shrub
Salt Tolerant: N/A
Height: 3 ft
Spread: 4 ft
Growth Rate: Fast
Light: Part shade
Water: Low
Hardiness: High
Native: No
Wildlife: Yes
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For more detailed information on this
plant go to:
Volusia Extension |
