It's hard to beat the cheery sight of African daisies in the summer garden, and the 'Voltage White' variety absolutely shines from late spring into the fall. Odd as it sounds, this African native will stop blooming during extended periods of extremely hot, dry weather. The good news is, once the temps drop down a bit, new flowers will appear, usually right up until freeze. Ranging from 12 to 18 inches tall and about twice as wide, 'Voltage White' African daisies are perfect for container planters, hanging baskets, and sunlit borders in the garden. Technically a tender perennial, African daisies don't particularly care for our Pacific NW winters, so we treat them as annuals. Should yours make it through to the next year, it's a bonus!