Botanical name
Dimorphotheca acutifoliaFamily
AsteraceaeSynonym (old name)
Osteospermum acutifoliumDescription
Sprawling, roughly hairy shrublet up to 50cm. Leaves linear-oblanceolate, usually toothed, sometimes sharply so; flowerheads radiate, solitary at branch tips, purple to brown with white rays, purple to brown on the reverse.
Habitat
Sandstone slopes
Flower Date
August to November