2) African Daisy African daisies are charming little flowers from the daisy family (Asteraceae). They’re native to southern Africa and thrive on dry, rocky hillsides.

Garden Dirt African daisies bloom from spring to fall By Charlie Neumeyer Victoria County Master Gardener Edited by Charla Borchers Leon Jul 9, 2020 Updated Aug 14, 2021 1 of 6 ...

Daisies are adaptable plants that can bring their sunny disposition to the formal garden, cottage garden, meadow, or abandoned lot. Zahara Yellow zinnias bloom in New Paltz, N.Y. Zinnias are one ...

Three genes in a unique species of African daisy help it trick male flies into thinking it is a mate—leading to improved pollination.

Next spring, I will plant a sweep of pastel landscape with African daisies (Arctotis grandis), whose petals, white skyward over lavender undersides, surround steel-blue centers.

Most plants offer an honest deal to the insects that would pollinate them: nutritious nectar and pollen in exchange for gamete-dispersal services. A South African daisy, however, has been caught ...

Researchers have discovered how a South African daisy makes fake lady flies on its petals to trick male flies into pollinating it. A male fly approaches a flower, lands on top of what he thinks is ...

A South African daisy, Gorteria diffusa, is the only daisy known to make such a complicated structure resembling a female fly on its petals. The mechanism behind this convincing three-dimensional ...