Gazania. These are very tender plants that can't cope with winter cold or wet, so they need to be kept somewhere the temperature doesn't fall below 7°C. Such tender plants can either be potted up individually and placed on the windowsill of a cool room, or placed under the staging in a heated conservatory or greenhouse.
I had two round my pond in the gravel, one survived the winter but it died the following year so I’m going to put this years ones I bought in my greenhouse & see if the survive in there?
I read, if you wish to bring your gazania indoors for the winter as a house plant, dig and pot them before the first hard fall frost. During the winter, give plants bright light but keep them cool and barely moist.

Thanx for your comment. I did think that was the right thing to do, bring them in. Should I cut them right down too?