Gazania linearis is a species of flowering plant in the daisy family known by the common name treasureflower.
Gazanias are very commonly used as annuals. In Phoenix, they overwinter well if not kept wet. Keep them in light sandy soil, water them occasionally once established, and fertilize them twice a year.
Gazania rigens is native to South Africa, where it is called Rankbotterblom by Afrikaaners & Ububendle by the Zulu. It is distributed in America as Treasure Flower or Rainbow Daisies.
Gazania uniflora. Gazania. A groundcover with a nice daisy-like flower that withstands wind and salt very well here. Tolerant of poor soil and excellent ground cover. Native of South Africa.
Geranium. Can grow wild.
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Gazania - A Gem of a Bedding Plant from Africa
Gazanias may grow as perennials in their native Africa, but in frost-prone areas they're raised from seed as annual bedding plants with an exotic touch.
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Gazania
(Gazania rigens)
6 to 12 inches tall and wide
Daisy-like yellow, orange, pink or red flowers.
Treasure Flower (Gazania) - Handsome and distinct dwarf plants; of some value, though only hardy enough for our summers. They are most useful on warm soils, and should always be placed in open sunny spots and among dwarf plants.
Treasure flower, Gazania rigens
Tree mallow, Lavatera arborea; Lavatera trimestris
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Treasure Flower (Gazania 'Aztec Queen')
Treasure Flower (Gazania rigens)
Tree Calandine (Macleaya cordata)
Tree Heath (Erica arborea alpina)
Tree Mallow (Lavatera thuringiaca)
Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus altissima)
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Some kinds, such as geraniums (zonal and ivy-leaved pelargoniums), calceolarias, gazanias, fuchsias, marguerites, and penstemons, are increased by cuttings. These must be prepared from firm, non-flowering shoots. They should be 1 to 4 in.
Tender perennials such as verbena, bidens, gazanias and argyranthemums are best propagated each year from cuttings. In this way, you can keep the garden supplied with bushy, vigorous plants full of flowering potential.
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Some short, sun-loving annuals include petunia, marigold, vinca, verbena, gazania, alyssum and portulaca. Some shade lovers include impatiens, begonia, lobelia and coleus. All come in several colors and heights.
 See also: May, Daisy, Orange, Aster, Green
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