Bush Daisy 'Euryops'

Bush Daisy – A Sunny Soul in Bloom
Cheerful and dependable, the Bush Daisy brings a bright burst of sunshine to the garden with its golden-yellow blooms and feathery green foliage. Native to South Africa, this daisy has found a happy home here in the South, where its long blooming season and laid-back nature make it a favorite for borders, beds, and porch pots alike. With its sunny disposition and easygoing care, it’s no wonder this plant feels like a longtime friend.

Where It Grows Best
Bush Daisies thrive in USDA zones 8–11 and love warm, sunny spots. Plant them in full sun where they’ll catch the morning light, and they’ll bloom faithfully from early spring until the first frost. Perfect for mass plantings, sunny foundation beds, or nestled into your favorite vintage planter on the porch.

Growth Pattern
Bush Daisies grow into neat, rounded mounds about 2–3 feet tall and wide. Their silvery-green leaves offer year-round texture, while their blooms seem to float above the foliage like rays of sunshine. They stay compact, tidy, and always looking fresh—even in the heat of summer.

Care Instructions

• Light: Full sun is best for big blooms

• Water: Water regularly until established; once rooted, they’re wonderfully drought-tolerant

• Soil: Prefers well-drained soil—sandy or loamy is ideal

• Feeding: Light feeding in spring with a balanced fertilizer

• Pruning: Trim lightly after bloom flushes to encourage more flowers and maintain shape

• Bloom Time: Spring through fall, with blooms often lasting until the first frost

The Bush Daisy is like that neighbor who always has a kind word and a plate of something sweet—reliable, warm, and always welcome. It brings easy joy and color to the garden, one golden bloom at a time.