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Osteospermum

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Osteospermum
toxic plant genus in family Asteraceae; causes cyanide poisoning; includes O. cuneata (Arctotis glutinosa), O. ecklonis, O. jucundum (O. barbariae), O. spectabilis (Castelis spectabilis); called also Dimorphotheca spp., South African daisy.
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The herbaceous borders are almost dominated by them, with garden gems such as anthemis, achillea, erigeron, gaillardia, inula, liatris, osteospermum and solidago.
Everything is coming up fantastic daisies by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
There are many forms of daisy's that can cover a considerable amount of ground, in a short space of time - Osteospermum, or African Daisy comes easily to mind.
No Cost Landscaping Ideas by Chris Meagher / Home improvement and landscaping community
It's surprising what can be grown here; the borders have some rather tender plants that have overwintered happily, such as Convolvulus cneorum, cistus, osteospermum and French lavender.
Cheeseburn opens gates; gardens of the North East Susie White ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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