Cheiridopsis consists of compact, succulent perennials that develop clusters of paired, fleshy foliage. In the summer months, they produce individual flowers resembling daisies.

Cheiridopsis herrei

Cheiridopsis namaquensis

Cheiridopsis peculiaris is a succulent perennial that typically grows without branching. Its leaves are broadly triangular-ovate and merge at the base. During the summer, it produces yellow flowers resembling daisies, each measuring about 3 cm in diameter.

Cheiridopsis peculiaris

Cheiridopsis pillansii

Cheiridopsis purpurea

Cheiridopsis robusta

Cheiridopsis rostrata

Cheiridopsis speciosa

Cheiridopsis turbinata

Cheiridopsis vanzylii

Cheiridopsis verrucosa

This genus comprises low-growing annual succulents characterized by their grey-green leaves and abundant, daisy-like blooms. The flowers exhibit a range of vibrant colors, including pink, yellow, purple, white, orange, and red.

Cleretum

Cleretum bellidiforme is a compact succulent annual characterized by its textured, grey-green foliage. From spring through summer, it produces daisy-like blooms measuring approximately 2.5 cm across, displaying a range of colors including pink, purple, cream, orange, and yellow. This plant is well-suited for border edges and makes a good selection for rockeries, as it is both heat and drought tolerant.

Cleretum bellidiforme

Cleretum bellidiforme 'Apricot Tutu'

Cleretum bellidiforme 'Gelato White'

Cleretum bellidiforme 'Mesbicla'PBR

Cleretum bellidiforme 'Mezoo' (v)

Cleretum bellidiforme 'Sunshine Mix'

Cleretum bellidiforme Harlequin Mix is a compact annual succulent that reaches a height of approximately 10 cm. Its leaves are fleshy and textured, displaying a grey-green hue. From May to August, it produces daisy-like flowers that showcase a range of bi-colour combinations, including red, pink, magenta, and orange. This plant is well-suited for border edges and is an excellent option for rock gardens, thriving in conditions of heat and drought.

Cleretum bellidiforme Harlequin Mix

Cleretum bellidiforme Magic Carpet Series is a compact annual succulent that reaches a height of approximately 10 cm. Its leaves are grey-green and have a distinctive pimpled texture. From May to August, it produces daisy-like flowers that feature a mix of white, pink, yellow, and orange hues. This plant is well-suited for border edges and is a good option for rock gardens, thriving in hot, dry conditions.

Cleretum bellidiforme Magic Carpet Series

Cleretum clavatum

Cleretum maughanii

Cleretum rourkei

Conicosia

Conicosia pugioniformis

Conophytum consists of small, succulent perennials that develop clusters of fleshy structures. Each structure features a pair of thick leaves that are joined at the base. From the central split, single daisy-like flowers emerge. Typically, the leaves will wither after the flowering period.

Conophytum

Conophytum asperulum

Conophytum auriflorum

Conophytum barbatum

Conophytum batesii

Conophytum bilobum is a succulent that develops in clumps, featuring two thick, grey-green leaves that merge at the base. In late summer, it produces a single, bright yellow flower resembling a daisy, measuring about 3 cm in diameter.

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