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Bright Lights™ Horizon Sunset African Daisy

Osteospermum 'DANOSTICAUR'

Mounded African daisy with salmon-orange and lavender-blue blooms; 8–12 in tall, 10–18 in wide, and flowers from planting to hard frost.

Plant Type
Annuals
Width
10–18 in
Height
8–12 in
Sun requirements
Part Sun, Full Sun
Plant developer
Proven Winners
Design image count
2

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About Bright Lights™ Horizon Sunset African Daisy

Bright Lights™ Horizon™ Sunset is Proven Winners’ named African daisy selection, with the official plant page identifying the cultivar as Osteospermum ‘DANOSTICAUR’. It produces large salmon-orange and lavender-blue daisy flowers on a mounded plant. [Proven Winners: Bright Lights™ Horizon™ Sunset](https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/osteospermum/bright-lights-horizon-sunset-african-daisy-osteospermum) ## Flowering and Form The page lists spring, summer and fall flowering, with blooms from planting until hard frost. Mature height is 8–12 inches and spread is 10–18 inches; the current profile’s 0.3 m height and 0.4 m width remain plausible within those ranges. The mounded plant works in hanging baskets, window boxes, patio planters and landscapes. It tolerates heat and is described as a continuous bloomer. ## Growing Conditions Grow in part sun to sun with average water. Bright Lights plants dislike wet roots: let container soil dry on top before watering and use well-drained garden beds. The page lists hardiness zones 9a–11b; where frost occurs, treat it as seasonal color through hard frost rather than expecting it to overwinter. ## Sources [Proven Winners: Bright Lights™ Horizon™ Sunset](https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/osteospermum/bright-lights-horizon-sunset-african-daisy-osteospermum) ## Maintenance Deadheading is unnecessary because new flowers cover older blooms. Regularly fertilize container plants; a yearly application of fertilizer or compost helps garden beds.