MAJEC™ Pink - Arctotis X hybrida

MAJEC™ Pink is a low, rounded African daisy with pink flowers centered by a dark brown disk. Its soft silver foliage forms a broad mound that brings a silvery ground layer and spring-to-summer color to sunny spaces. [Emerisa Gardens](https://emerisa.com/plant/arcpin4-h-41/arctotis-x-hybrida-majec-pink) lists the selection at 6–12 inches tall by 2–3 feet wide. ## Appearance and placement The evergreen foliage and compact height suit a border edge or container. Single daisies rise above the finely lobed leaves, and the nursery lists the plant for full sun with moderate to dry watering. The MAJEC breeder catalog describes a rounded habit, silver foliage, and season-long flowers across the series. ## Growing conditions Plant in freely draining sandy or rocky soil. Water during establishment, then allow some surface drying between irrigations; avoid waterlogged ground. The nursery describes this selection as heat tolerant and drought tolerant, while NC State Extension explains that Arctotis plants tolerate drought once established. The extension’s broader USDA range of 9a–11b is genus-level guidance rather than a cultivar-specific hardiness guarantee. ## Maintenance Trim away faded flowers to keep the mound tidy. Inspect for aphids, spider mites, and leaf miners, and maintain good drainage to reduce root problems. In climates with cold winters, treat this South African hybrid as seasonal color unless local conditions show it returning.