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Native Daisy

Brachyscome multifida ‘White Bliss’

Cute as a daisy… this fast-growing native groundcover features thin green foliage and abundant small white daisies flowering in spring and sporadically throughout the year. An excellent choice for pots and hanging baskets, or mass planting in rockeries, borders or wherever there’s gaps in your garden for full effect.

It likes full sun to part shade in moist, well-draining soil and benefits from a light prune after flowering. Butterfly attracting.

H- 0.15m W- 0.3m

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