Carpenter bee on African daisy (Osteospermum)
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Carpenter bee on African daisy
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Same time, last year: Hoverfly on African daisy
24 03 2012Originally posted March 24, 2011
Hoverfly (Syrphidae), also known as Flower fly, on an African daisy (Dimorphotheca aurantiaca)
I found this image in my archives recently—photographed at Butchart Gardens on Vancouver Island north of Victoria, Canada three years ago. If you’re a garden lover or love to photograph gardens, put this place at the top of your “to visit” list. It is spectacular!
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Osteospermum ‘Nasinga Cream’
26 08 2010I think this is the ‘Nasinga Cream’ variety. Osteospermums are also known as African Daisy and Cape Daisy. Photographed at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in Boothbay, Maine 8.23.2010
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Same time, last year: White Spoon Osteospermum
24 03 2010Originally posted March 23, 2008
This is an Osteospermum, also called African Daisy, Cape Daisy or Spoon Daisy (because of the spoon-shaped ray florets). I believe this might be the cultivar ‘William.’
Learn more about growing Osteospermums at www.osteospermum.com.
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White Spoon Osteospermum
23 03 2009This is an Osteospermum, also called African Daisy, Cape Daisy or Spoon Daisy (because of the spoon-shaped ray florets). I believe this might be the cultivar ‘William.’
Learn more about growing Osteospermums at www.osteospermum.com.
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