Brasco™ Violet Brachyscome angustifolia

Brachyscome angustifolia ‘Dbrasc9’ is marketed as Brasco™ Violet in the Brasco series. It bears lavender-blue, daisy-like flowers above fine green foliage and suits sunny containers, hanging baskets, or the front of a border. ## Flowers and placement The Royal Horticultural Society lists the selection as Brachyscome angustifolia [Brasco Violet] (‘Dbrasc9’) in the Brasco Series, and treats Brasco Violet as a trade name ([RHS cultivar record](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/382803/brachyscome-angustifolia-brasco-violet-dbrasc9-brasco-series/details)). Ball FloraPlant identifies the cultivar code DBRASC9 and protection number PP23,830. Its product profile gives a mature height of 12–18 inches, a spread of 10–14 inches, sun exposure, lavender-blue flowers, and container use ([Ball FloraPlant](https://www.ballfloraplant.com/Products/Details/?phid=010900001044662)). ## Growing conditions Choose a sunny position and a well-drained potting mix or garden soil. Ball’s plant information lists the habit as mounded and describes flowering from spring through autumn; bloom timing and display vary with growing conditions ([Ball Seed plant information](https://info.ballseed.com/PlantInfo/?phid=010900001044662)). ## Seasonal interest The flowers provide an early-season daisy display, with Ball noting the lavender-blue blooms for early-spring sales. In baskets and containers, the compact mound keeps the flowers visible near eye level. ## Maintenance Pinch young growth if a fuller branching shape is desired, as Ball’s culture guide recommends for production. Remove spent or damaged stems as needed, keep the root zone draining freely, and water containers when the mix begins to dry.