Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Osteospermum plant named ‘Sunny Henry’, characterized by white flower color RHS 158D with slight yellow tinge, to pure white, RHS 155D; dense and bushy plant form, mainly due to more upright stems; vigorous growth habit; less need for chemical growth retardation; and higher number of flowers per plant.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Osteospermum plant named ‘Sunny Amanda’, characterized by its white flower color RHS 157A, with yellow tinge at the apex RHS 163B, and almost golden undersides; gray-purple disks RHS N187D; dense and bushy plant form; with globular plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit, but less need for chemical growth retardation, and ovate to lanceolate leaves.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Osteospermum plant named ‘Sunny Zara’, characterized by its red-purple flower color RHS 59C with stripes of RHS N57B; dense and bushy plant form; with globular plant habit; vigorous growth habit, but less need for chemical growth retardation; and obovate to lanceolate leaves.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Osteospermum plant named ‘Sunny Zara’, characterized by its red-purple flower color RHS 59C with stripes of RHS N57B; dense and bushy plant form; with globular plant habit; vigorous growth habit, but less need for chemical growth retardation; and obovate to lanceolate leaves.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Osteospermum plant named ‘Sunny Henry’, characterized by white ray floret color 158D with slight green-yellow tinge, RHS 1B, to pure white, RHS 155D; dense and bushy plant form, mainly due to upright stems; vigorous growth habit; less need for chemical growth retardation; and high number of inflorescences per plant.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Osteospermum plant named ‘Sunny Stephanie’, characterized by purple ray floret color from RHS N78A with stripes of RHS N77B purple to RHS 59C, red-purple, with stripes of RHS N57B red-purple; dense and bushy plant form, mainly due to more upright stems; moderately vigorous growth habit, less need for chemical growth retardation; and high number of inflorescences per plant.

Abstract: A new distinct cultivar of Osteospermum plant named ‘Sunny Amanda’, characterized by ray florets with the following mixture of colors: upper surface (when opening): RHS 157D, with a slight yellow tinge at base, gradually changing to RHS 163B at the apex, white to gray-orange; underside (when opening): RHS 162D at base, gradually changing to RHS 161A at the apex with 4 stripes of RHS 177A, gray-orange, (under some light conditions the underside appears golden); upper surfaces (fully opened): RHS 157D, with a slight yellow tinge at base and almost half-way up ray floret, then gradually changing to RHS 163B at the apex, white to gray-orange; underside (fully opened): RHS 162D at base, gradually changing to RHS 161A at the apex with 4 stripes of RHS 153A; disk florets with the following mixture of colors: upper surfaces(when opening): RHS N187D, gray purple; underside (when opening): RHS N155D, white; upper surfaces (fully opened); petal tips are RHS N187, purple; underside (fully opened): RHS N155D, white; dense

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of osteospermum plant named Sunny Dark Amanda, particularly characterized by its intense yellow-gold ray-floret color, with the floret tips' being a slightly darker yellow, upright growth habit, elliptic ray florets in one or two complete whorls, and its nonvariegated leaves.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of osteospermum plant named Sunny Victoria, particularly characterized by spoon-shaped ray florets which generally form an hourglass shape and which when mature are a medium lavender in color at the tips and transition to a very pale lavender to nearly white at the base, upright growth habit, and its nonvariegated leaves.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Osteospermum plant named ‘Sunny Dark Florence’, characterized by its erect, compact growth habit, with short inflorescence stems, nonvariegated leaves, elliptic ray florets formed in one or two complete whorls, its vibrant orange ray floret color, with the under side of the ray florets having red-purple striations at the center and tips, and its dark violet-black disc florets.