Gazania or African Daisy

Now that the Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Laburnum etc have finished flowering we've temporarily lost the large scale colour in the garden. However on a small scale there are some gems, this being one of them.

[Tony Guest (snoopybooboo)]

Brilliant Sue.

[Judith]

Fav, gorgeous vibrant colours.

[Sue Cooper]

@snoopybooboo @daisyjuds Thank you both and thank you for the fav's.

[virtualbrownie]

They are such great performers and keep on flowering

[Sue Cooper]

@virtualbrownie It's the first time we've had them in the garden and they're so striking it definitely won't be the last.

[Lynne Powell]

Gorgeous --- and tada ---- this is the day I am aspiring to 365/ 365 --! Many congratulations on completing you photographic year !! Big hug and cheers xxx

[Helen]

wow they are striking......... great in a shady corner

[Jan Harris]

What an amazing plant and shot

[Lynne Powell]

What a twit I am.--- wasn't wearing my specs !!
It's 2 more days to go for the big day !sorry

[Lis Lapthorn]

Striking colour and what a lovely plant.

[Sue Cooper]

@lynne53 I'm almost there! Watch this space.

[Sue Cooper]

@dizzyd ....except that they need sunshine or they don't flower.

[Sue Cooper]

@macromover Thank you Jan.

[Sue Cooper]

@foxes37 We just happened to see them in a plant nursery on our recent visit to Brighton. They're lovely aren't they?