29 Dec 2023

Osteospermum Señorita Amora

Flower type	Single
Leaf margin	Dentate; Lobed
Winter hardness	Not hardy (USDA-zone 9,10,11)
Flower color	Red-dark purple red-060B; Red-dark red-053B
Leaf, general shape	Elongate
Flower diameter	6,5 - 7 cm
Plant height	10 - 20 cm
Inflorescence	Capitulum (head)
Flowering month(s)	March; April; May; June
Leaf size	5 - 7,5 cm
Leaf, main color	Dark green
Flower color distribution	Unicolored with trace

The Osteospermum Señorita Amora is a beautiful and unique flower that is sure to catch anyone's eye. With its single flower type and dentate, lobed leaf margin, this plant is truly a stunning addition to any garden.

However, it is important to note that the Osteospermum Señorita Amora is not hardy and can only survive in USDA zones 9, 10, and 11. Therefore, it is best suited for areas with milder climates.

One of the most striking features of this flower is its rich and vibrant colors. The flower color ranges from a deep purple red to a dark red, with shades that vary from 060B to 053B on the color scale. This creates a beautiful and dramatic effect that will surely make a statement in any garden.

The leaf of the Osteospermum Señorita Amora is elongated in shape and has a dark green color. The general leaf size ranges from 5 to 7.5 cm, which adds to the plant's overall aesthetic appeal.

The flower has a diameter of 6.5 to 7 cm, making it a perfect size for a centerpiece or focal point in any garden. The plant itself reaches a height of 10 to 20 cm, making it a suitable option for both large and small gardens.

The Osteospermum Señorita Amora produces flowers in the form of a capitulum or head, creating a beautiful and compact inflorescence. These flowers bloom during the months of March, April, May, and June, adding a burst of color and life to any springtime landscape.

The flower color distribution is primarily unicolored, with traces of lighter red or purple tones. This creates a visually appealing contrast against the dark green leaves, further enhancing the overall aesthetic of the plant.

In conclusion, the Osteospermum Señorita Amora is a stunning flower with its unique flower type, dentate lobed leaves, and vibrant color options. Although it is not winter-hardy, it is well-suited for milder climates in USDA zones 9, 10, and 11. With its striking appearance and compact size, it is sure to be a standout addition to any garden or landscape design.

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