Everlasting Daisy – Cate's Orange (Chrysocephalum apiculatum ‘Cate’s Orange’)
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Everlasting Daisy – Cate's Orange (Chrysocephalum apiculatum ‘Cate’s Orange’)
Everlasting Daisy – Cate's Orange (Chrysocephalum apiculatum ‘Cate’s Orange’)

Everlasting Daisy – Cate’s Orange

Chrysocephalum apiculatum ‘Cate’s Orange’

Bring a cheerful splash of colour to your garden with this hardy, low-growing native perennial. Forming a soft, spreading mound of attractive grey-green foliage, it produces clusters of vibrant golden-orange, button-like flowers throughout spring and summer. A lovely choice for garden borders, rockeries and mass plantings, it also looks beautiful spilling over the edges of pots and retaining walls.

Plant in a sunny, well-drained position and trim lightly after flowering to encourage compact growth and more blooms. Moderately frost tolerant and a great addition to any sunny garden.

H ~ 0.6m W ~ 0.8m

Add it to a Plant Box of 4 to 32, from $54.95.

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