I forgot to include the information on this plant:

Use it as a container accent plant, low border, or mass planting. In hottest inland climates, consider it a much tougher version of marguerite. A plant in a 2-gallon container costs about $10. (Mine was 2.98 in a 6 inch container)
Unlike the freeway daisy, it doesn't spread and sprawl. Instead, it becomes an upright, 3-foot-high shrubby plant. White, 2 1/2-inch flowers come in huge numbers in spring, and only start to slow down in July. Petals are completely pinched at first, then gradually open.
Summer heat and drought are no problem; bright yellow-green leaves stay clean and fresh all year. Lightly shear plants once after flowering, then again in December or January if necessary.

O. fruticosum 'Whirligig' Recommended Temperature Zone:
sunset: 8,9,11-26
USDA: 9,10 (all zones when grown as annual)
Frost Tolerance: Hardy in Phoenix
Sun Exposure: Full sun
Origin: Southern Africa
Growth Habits: Perennial to 12 inch tall (30 cm)

That is a beatuiful flower. And I will look for it in my area. Thanks!

I used to have one, then I had many. It self seeded very well. So you may be able to find more in your own yard.

Ruth

OOOO I hope it reseeds itself! Then I won't have to buy more :) I wonder if it overwinters...
Temps get into the 20's in the winter here...