The daisy flowerheads of Gazania rigida grow solitary on woolly stalks. They have yellow, orange to near red ray florets mostly with dark markings at the ray bases, in a ring around the disk. The disk florets are the fertile ones while the ray florets are sterile.
The plant can produce quite a show as the one in the photograph did during August near Worcester. The plants mostly flower in spring and summer after rain (Vlok and Schutte-Vlok, 2015; Manning, 2007).