Gazania x splendens
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 Gazania x splendens HORT. (treasure-flower) | |
| German: Mittagsgoldblume | Czech: gazánie |
| Genus: Gazania | Family: Asteraceae, |
| Mature Height: 0.30 m | Bloom in: VI, VII, VIII, IX, |
Flower Colour:      | Soil Preferred: penetrability, nutritive, |
Light Required:  | |
| Other Attributes: annual, type of inflorescence - anthodium, fruit - samara, use for rockery, bed plant, attractive flowers, | |
Photo: Gazania x splendens, treasure-flower, Gazania
Gazania x splendens
treasure-flower
flowers
treasure-flower
flowers
Gazania x splendens
treasure-flower
flowers
treasure-flower
flowers
Gazania x splendens
treasure-flower
flowers
treasure-flower
flowers
Gazania x splendens
treasure-flower
flowers
treasure-flower
flowers
Gazania x splendens
treasure-flower
flowers
treasure-flower
flowers
Plants of Genus Gazania:
- 01) Gazania x splendens HORT. (treasure-flower), Ger: Mittagsgoldblume, Czech: gazánie
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