Swan River Daisy

‘Enduring Blue’ is a compact, freely branching Brachyscome angustifolia with purple-violet ray florets held just above green foliage. Its plant patent describes abundant flowering and good flower longevity, with blooms continuing from spring through autumn in Australian trials. A separate [retail profile](https://www.gardencentermarketing.com/plantName/Brachyscome-Enduring-Blue) reports smaller mature dimensions, so published size figures vary by source and growing conditions; the [plant patent](https://patents.justia.com/patent/PP20582) provides the cultivar identity, color description and larger greenhouse-trial measurements, while the [RHS species profile](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/204700/brachyscome-angustifolia/details) confirms family and genus context. ## Landscape use Use this flowering mound in a container or low garden border where its branching form and daisy-like flowers are visible. The patent reports plants about 10–12 inches tall and 16–24 inches wide after greenhouse production; a retail profile lists 4–6 inches tall and 8–12 inches wide. These are distinct published profiles, not a single guaranteed garden size. ## Seasonal interest The patent records continuous flowering from spring through autumn in Australia. The ray florets are purple-violet and described as resistant to fading, even though the cultivar name includes “Blue.” Flowering dates vary with climate and culture. ## Siting and soil Use a bright position with freely draining soil or container mix. The patent’s observations come from greenhouse-grown plants and do not establish a USDA hardiness range. Allow the root zone to drain and adjust watering to local weather and container conditions. ## Maintenance Pinch young plants to encourage the freely branching form described in the patent. Trim lightly if growth becomes uneven and remove spent or damaged stems as needed. Keep container drainage open and avoid persistent saturation.