Ich erinnere mich nicht, was es ist, aber denke, es war eine Art Zinnia. Normalerweise bekomme ich jedes Jahr ein paar jährliche Blumen für diesen Pflanzer und liebe den lebendigen Regenbogen der Farbe in diesem Fall.

    Von: Rachel53461

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    1. moon_flower_children on

      I love these, osteospermum or as my MIL calls it “Acid Daisies”

    2. Drak_is_Right on

      I havent been able to find a Persian Shield this year. They havent had them at stores in my area.

    3. jennuously on

      Does this close up in the shade/dark? I’ve bought these before and have felt fooled by their beautiful flowers only to have them closed a lot of the time. My front beds are in the shade by 2pm. I saw them this year and didn’t fall for it! 🤣🤣

    4. Upper_Associate_2937 on

      Whoa! This is one of the most beautiful flowers I’ve ever laid my eyes on. Thanks for sharing! I had no idea these even existed.

    5. potatopotatto on

      We saw some at a garden shop and they are gorgeous. Almost look fake, like they can’t be that pretty! ☺️

    6. Ridiculousnessjunkie on

      Absolutely gorgeous! My Mom gave me 3 brown paper bags full of seeds from her zinnias last year. I can’t wait to see the colors.

    7. Responsible_Word5346 on

      Gorgeous! And the other colors around it make stand out even more. Your garden must be top tier. Enjoy it and thanks for sharing it.

    8. One of my favorites. I used to plant them every year but they seem to hate our summer heat and stop blooming so it’s not worth the money and effort for a few blooms sadly.

    9. shillyshally on

      FYI, midAtlantic ppl, anyone living in cursed US hot and humid summers – FORGET THIS PLANT. It will be lovely in the spring but absolutely stop blooming once the heat and jello air set in. Might come back in the fall with a flower or two. MIGHT! But probably not.

      [Osteospermum is a cool weather plant. It goes somewhat dormant in hot weather. It is semi-succulent, and does not do well in constantly wet soil.](https://questions.gardeningknowhow.com/tag/osteospermum/)

    10. snowwarrior on

      As both an amateur painter who works primarily in color theory, and an amateur gardener.

      I fucking **love** this flower.

    11. MainlyMemories on

      Hey OP, maybe you don’t care about longevity because you’re labeling the Osteo as an annual, but consider spreading out those plants. You’re going to have a moisture conundrum with that arrangement. You can either water the Osteo correctly and the Persian Shield will die of thirst, or you can water the Persian Shield correctly and have the Osteo rot. Both plants will also grow more than 2x their current size if healthy, so they’re also too crowded if you want them to survive to next year.

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