Hello Sunshine!
Our Sunny Osteospermums are your ray of sunshine from early spring to late summer. As the birds begin to chirp early in the morning and the sun slowly rises, Sunny opens her petals. These are often marked by a dark-colored ring around the heart of the flower. This not only makes Sunny fun to see, it also attracts pollinators such as bees and butterflies.
Also called the Spanish Daisy, this easy summer bloomer prefers to sunbathe all day long.
Inspired by sunny Spain, you’ll find recognizable elements, colors and patterns that match between the plant and the country. Be transported to the Mediterranean with Sunny!
Sunny side up with Osteospermum!
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Sunny Osteospermum provides sales opportunities for retail and garden centres
Sunny Osteospermum has been increasingly popular in recent years due to growing demand. By including these beautiful plants among your products, you are meeting the needs of gardening enthusiasts who want colour and a summery atmosphere.
The cheery colours of Sunny Osteospermum make the plant perfect for eye-catching presentations. You can create a colourful and inviting display on a Danish trolley. This type of presentation attracts the attention of passers-by and encourages impulse buying. Seasonal marketing campaigns can also be done with Sunny Osteospermum, during the spring or summer, for example. This creates a sense of urgency and spurs customers on to buy right away.
Follow these cultivation tips to enjoy your Sunny Osteospermum as long as possible!
- Place your Sunny Osteospermum in the garden, either in the ground or in a pot. Give them a sunny spot.
- Choose a pot with a drainage hole at the bottom to allow excess water to drain away.
- Water your Sunny Osteospermum at least twice a week, and daily when the weather is very hot.
- To stimulate new blossoms, prune out spent flowers from your Sunny Osteospermum.
- Fun fact! Did you know that the flowers of Sunny Osteospermum close up in the evening and at night, and open up again at sunrise?
