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Brachyscome hybrida Pacific Breeze

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Brachyscome hybrida Pacific Breeze

SKU: BrahybPBr
Cut Leaf Daisy, Rocky Daisy, Hawkesbury Daisy
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Botanical Name
Brachyscome hybrida Pacific Breeze
Common Names
Cut Leaf Daisy, Rocky Daisy, Hawkesbury Daisy,
Brachyscome is one of Australia’s favourite native daisies due to their versatility and beauty. Brachyscome are used primarily as a colourful ground cover or as a container plant. Brachyscome are short-lived perennials, meaning they will repeat flower for up to three years as a rule. In that time, they will add great value to the garden, not only interms of their colourful display, but their assistance in erosion control and weed suppression. B. Pacific Breeze is a trailing variety that covers itself with large mauve flowers. A versatile, long flowering variety that looks especially good in a hanging basket. Grows 25cm high with a spread of 1 metre.
Botanical Name: Common Names:
Brachyscome hybrida Pacific Breeze Cut Leaf Daisy, Rocky Daisy, Hawkesbury Daisy,
Native: Foliage Type:
Yes Evergreen
Plant Type: Plant Habit:
Groundcovers Dense, Spreading

Description:
Brachyscome is one of Australia’s favourite native daisies due to their versatility and beauty. Brachyscome are used primarily as a colourful ground cover or as a container plant. Brachyscome are short-lived perennials, meaning they will repeat flower for up to three years as a rule. In that time, they will add great value to the garden, not only interms of their colourful display, but their assistance in erosion control and weed suppression. B. Pacific Breeze is a trailing variety that covers itself with large mauve flowers. A versatile, long flowering variety that looks especially good in a hanging basket. Grows 25cm high with a spread of 1 metre.

Mature Height: Mature Width:
15-30cm 60cm-1m

Position: Soil Type:
Full Sun Any, Well Drained