The lightly fragrant flowers of Purple Splendor outdo themselves in blooming, often covering the filigree foliage in an extravagance of one-inch daisy flowers with yellow or striking black centers. They are best in temperate summer areas where the nights cool down, at the garden's edge, or in containers, where their graceful habit softens edges. Shear lightly after the first flush of bloom and fertilize to encourage renewed flowering.