From gerbera daisies to brightly colored African daisies—and everything in between.
Daisies are a much-loved classic flower. There are more daisy varieties than you might expect, too--certainly one (or several) for everyone!
Feverfew seeds develop into stellar filler flowers for bouquets. The clusters of petite, daisy-like flowers form an overall disk shape.
From gerbera daisies to brightly colored African daisies—and everything in between.
Daisies are a much-loved classic flower. There are more daisy varieties than you might expect, too--certainly one (or several) for everyone!
Days to Maturity: 100 Fleuroselect Novelty Award 2021 'Apricotta' Cosmos, a large-flowered variety, is a half-hardy annual offering summer through early autumn interest. Free flowering, the tall plant sets large, round, daisy-like flowers in exceptional shades of apricot with soft pink centers. Borne singly on long, slender stems, the showy blooms attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds to the garden and make adorable long-lasting cut flowers for elegant summer bouquets. A Cosmos bipinnatus cultivar, 'Apricotta' is a sturdy plant with a bushy, upright habit of fine, feathery foliage and a rapid growth rate. It's perfect for mixed beds, borders, and naturalized areas. Easy to grow and dependable, 'Apricotta' Cosmos prefers full sun and average, medium moisture, well-drained soils. It tolerates dry soils, but rich soils may produce weak, leggy plants and encourage foliage at the expense of blooms. Although 'Apricotta' is low maintenance, deadheading spent flowers keeps the plant blooming and from prolifically self-seeding. Direct sow cosmos seeds after last frost date into soil that has warmed to 65 degrees Fahrenheit, or start seeds indoors 4 to 6 weeks before the last frost date and transplant into the garden once the threat of frost has passed. If you plan to start your seeds indoors, be sure to check out our Bio Dome Seed Starter Kit. With the Bio Dome, you can control the temperature, light, and soil mix to ensure your seeds become strong for transplant.
Did you know that many different types of flowers look like daisies? I've compiled a list of my favorite flowers that look like daisies.
From gerbera daisies to brightly colored African daisies—and everything in between.
Shasta daisy plants are low-maintenance, deer-resistant perennials. Learn how to select and care for these beautiful pollinator-friendly plants.
It is also one of the most cultivated flowers around the world with more than 500 types of daisies out there including hybrids and other cultivars.
Daisies are a much-loved classic flower. There are more daisy varieties than you might expect, too--certainly one (or several) for everyone!
Gloriosa Daisies are long-blooming perennials. Plant these seeds now in the fall to overwinter outdoors. Giant, bi-color double flowers are unique with wide varieties of colors and patterns. Gorgeous color for the summer and fall garden. Extremely easy to grow and bloom reliably year after year. Gloriosa Daisies grow 12-36” tall; they enjoy full sun but tolerate partial shade. Drought-tolerant and deer-resistant.Hardy in zones 3 through 11. This product is not available for shipping in Hawaii and Alaska. Seed Type: Open-pollinated and Heirloom Licensed and inspected annually by the Department of Agriculture
African daisy care tips and growing information. Learn where, when, and how to plant Osteospermum plants, along with design tips and pictures of 8 beautiful varieties.
Thinking of adding some daisies to your home garden or flower patch this season? There are many different types of daisy varieties, so picking the right one can be a bit of a challenge! After all, who wouldn't love to plant them all? In this article, we look at our favorite daisy varieties that you can add to your garden this season, with names and pictures of each!
There are different types of daisies, but they all have one thing in common: beauty. Here, we bring you the most beautiful daisy flowers up close. Click now!
Discover 15 long-living perennial flowers to beautify your garden year-round. Explore their beauty, care tips, and timeless appeal.
Cut Flower, Attracts Butterflies
South African Daisy, Cape Daisy, Bue-Eyed Daisy This pure white selection in the Flower Power (TM) series is a compact variety that puts on an African daisy show all summer. Each 3” flower features overlapping slender oblong petals and a faint purple ring surrounding a deep brown center. The pure white petals have a subtle pleating. Shorter and more mounding than the typical Osteospermum (18”H x 18”W), this variety is a perfect choice for a showy, sun-loving groundcover. Tough enough to use in a problem area and drought tolerant enough to use in a dry garden bed, it is also showy enough to use as a spiller in a mixed container planting. Its white brilliance makes it an ideal choice for a Moon Garden. Plant in full sun in fertile, well-drained soil. Clean up in winter. Deadheading prolongs blooming. Attracts bees and butterflies. Deer resistant. KLEOE14205 Earl, Curious Plantsman
From gerbera daisies to brightly colored African daisies—and everything in between.
Daisies are a much-loved classic flower. There are more daisy varieties than you might expect, too--certainly one (or several) for everyone!
Daisies fill lawns and prairies all over the world with their beautiful, multi-petaled flowers that look like tiny stars; they grow in almost every garden, where they bloom profusely, sometimes for months on end, opening
Daisies are a perennial favorite as both a wildflower and in gardens. These old fashioned flowers come in many varieties and colors from all across the world.
