Osteospermum hyoseroides (DC.) Norl.

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Osteospermum can be annuals, perennials or sub-shrubs, with aromatic, evergreen, simple or lobed leaves and showy daisy-like flowers over a long period from late spring

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General DescriptionStar of the veldt is a South African daisy with scented leaves and striking orange-yellow flower heads with dark centres.

The name Osteospermum comes from the Greek osteon (bone) and sperma (seed). There are about 70 species in the genus. It was first named Tripteris hyoseroides.

Species ProfileGeography and distribution

Osteospermum hyoseroides is native to South Africa.

Description

Overview: Star of the veldt is an aromatic annual with erect stems, growing to 60 cm.

Leaves: The green leaves have glandular hairs or are almost hairless, are oblong to oblanceolate (lance-shaped with the broadest part above the middle) and have wavy, toothed margins. The lower leaves are up to 10 cm long.

Flowers:  Each plant has few to many compound flowerheads (known as capitula), which are held above the leaves. The ray florets (the petal-like outer flowers) are yellow to orange and the disc florets (centre parts of the flowerhead) are yellow, with dark violet apices (tips).

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