Bush Daisy (Euryops pectinatus)

Bush Daisy
Scientific Name: Euryops pectinatus (L.) Cass.
Family: Asteraceae

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Euryops pectinatus Recommended Temperature Zone:
sunset: 8, 9, 11-24
USDA: 9-10

Frost Tolerance: Hardy to 22° F
Sun Exposure: Full sun
Origin: South Africa
Growth Habits: Shrubby evergreen perennials up to 6 feet; gray green or green leaves
Watering Needs: Drought tolerant once established
Propagation: Cuttings

Euryops is very commonly planted in the Southwest and in California. The original E. pectinatus has gray green leaves deeply divided. It will resist sun, drought and cold.

Propagation:
Euryops is exceptionally easy to propagate by semi-hardwood cuttings in water or soil. In summer, after 2 weeks, their root system is generally sufficiently developed for you to transplant them in potting soil. Varieties: Viridis : has green leaves. (see picture) Munchkin: is only 3 feet high

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