What Does a Diascia Plant Look Like?

Diascia has small, oval-shaped leaves that are dark green. Its flowers are small but profuse. Flower colors include pastels, vivid oranges and reds, and deep plums. A single long top petal makes it look like the flower is sticking out its tongue.

Does diascia come back every year?

Lastly, Diascia fercaniensis is the hardiest of all diascia flowers and on top of its beautiful pink blooming that lasts until fall, returns every year on its own.

What does diascia look like?

Foliage: Semi-evergreen, glossy ovate leaves. Flowers: Dainty cup or shell-shaped flowers, usually in shades of white, pink, peach or orange. Flowering Period: Early summer to first frosts. Soil: Any light well-drained, fertile soil.

Marcus Vance

Marcus Vance

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