When I told my husband this was the name of what we’ve got out the front, he thought I was talking about muscle groups. Understandably.
This ground cover packs a punch as it springs to life and draws the eye. Native to South Africa, as many successful plants in Adelaide, it has grey, deltoid leaves and is in the fig-marigold family.
It’s my contribution to Cee’s FOTD.
Underdown 
Oh you are in the best time of year for flowers 😀 😀
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Every day is full of colourful discoveries.
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That’s a beauty. I thought at first it was an aster.
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So much smaller. They’re maybe 13mm in diameter.
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Yes, many of ours also come from Sth. African.
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That surprises me, as I thought you got too much rain. You learn something new every day.
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Our temperatures are up to 35c + and usually our rain is moderate,however you are right about water. This year there have been 3 floods and even this far south the succulents have become waterlogged, the palms yellow and many temperate climate flowers are not opening. My African Daisies don’t seem to mind. What I believed was one of our own, the Jacaranda is actually Soth African. Our continents were once joined.
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