Brachyscome ‘Magenta Bliss’ 06
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Brachyscome ‘Magenta Bliss’ 08
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Brachyscome ‘Magenta Bliss’

Introduce vibrant colour to your garden with this popular groundcover native daisy with dark foliage and masses of small and dazzling magenta flowers appearing in spring, summer and a surprise spot flower in the cooler months. It’s also great for rockeries, borders and brightening up outdoor living areas in pots. Magenta Bliss is hardy and low maintenance, loves the sunshine, is drought and frost tolerant and butterflies love them. Beautiful and functional.

h 0.15-0.5m w 0.3-0.6m

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