Savanna daisy is part of the great Asteraceae family.
Key Euryops facts
Name – Euryops spp.
Family – Asteraceae
Type – perennial, shrub
Height – 40 inches (1 m)
Exposure – full sun
Soil: ordinary, drained – Foliage: evergreen – Flowering: early spring → end fall
It presents cute blooming from spring to fall and poses no problem at all in terms of care.
Planting euryops, savanna daisy
In fall or spring in light and rather rich soil so that you can maximize its cute blooming.
Prefer a sunny emplacement that is protected from winter wind, this will extend the flowering in time.
Propagating euryops, savanna daisy
You can simply proceed to sow directly in the ground or prepare cuttings in spring.
Cut back lightly after the blooming to renew the vigor of the plant.
Winterizing savanna daisy:
If it freezes in your area, opt to grow in pots so that you many bring them indoors in a cool space that is luminous and doesn’t experience freezing.
Elsewhere, simply let it overwinter where it sits.
Euryops or Savanna daisy has the great advantage of flowering for the most part of the year.
As a sub-shrub, it is quite bushy and its inflorescence is compact and abundant.
Easy to grow, it calls for virtually no care at all, and is perfectly suited to flower beds, edges and pot arrangements, too.
The variety called Euryops pectinatus can flower all year round!
