Growing Non-GMO Pomponette Mixed Bellis flowers Flower Seeds

English daisies should be started early to be the spring blooms we all know. In zones six and above, direct sowing is an option, but starting indoors is recommended. Start the seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the final frost of the spring. Germinate seedlings at 70F (10-25 days). Whether direct sowing or transplanting, water them heavily at planting. Harden off seedlings gradually before transplanting them after the last spring frost outdoors. English daisies do not tolerate drought conditions.

Keep the area weed-free. Fertilization is usually not needed unless the soil site is particularly infertile. Remove spent blooms so the plants look tidy, and are encouraged to rebloom. This will limit their ability to self-seed. If you intend to allow these flowers to freely spread, be sure to leave some blooms to develop and drop seeds. These plants will return yearly for at least two years down to zone 4. They can be used as annuals in zones three and below, or from 8-10. In most cases of complete dieback, they will reseed themselves and return the following year. Bellis generally prefers full sun but does not tolerate high heat very well unless growing in a partial sun location. They are tolerant of light shade.

Pomponette Mixed English Daisies in the Flower Garden

Incorporate these into a rock garden or use them as classic bedding plants alongside pansies and petunias. Simply put, these flowers will bring brightness and color to the earth. That is their job, and they do it very well. They can sometimes bloom heavily, creating that carpet-of-flowers look we all love! They are popularly interplanted with tulips and other spring bulbs.

Landscaping With Pomponette Mixed Bellis Flowers

English daisies will liven up any outdoor space with their captivating blooms. They do well as a bright border for driveways or walkways. These are perfect for containers and city plantings. In higher zones, they are ideal for under trees or on covered patios.

About Pomponette Mixed Bellis Flowers Garden Seeds

These tiny blooms feature lots and lots of small, thin petals that work together to create a fluffy, pom pom look that perfectly contrasts the texture of other bedding plants such as pansies and petunias.

The Bellis flowers bloom from April to June when sown outdoors and can bloom even earlier when started ahead of time indoors.

English daisies can withstand temperatures in the 40F quite well. They usually die after a hard frost but may return if they have an established root system and are given warm enough weather.

As the name suggests, English daisies are native to Northern Europe and have been cultivated and bred for centuries to create various styles, colors, and sizes. They have been a highly sought-after flower for generations.

Bellis flowers are in the same family of plants as sunflowers and marigolds. Asteraceae flowers love to show off!

These daisies do not tolerate heat or drought very well. In southern climates like Arizona or Georgia, these may do well as winter, fall, or very early spring flowers.

Stories From Our Gardeners

"I love the look of the pomponette mix daisies in window boxes. Be sure to put them in boxes you can easily reach and water! They will delight you throughout their growing season."

- Lara Wadsworth, True Leaf Market Writer

Pomponette Mixed Bellis Flower Seeds Per Package:

• 250 Mg - Wholesale - Approximately 1,540 Seeds
• 0.25 oz - Wholesale - Approximately 43,750 Seeds
• 1 oz - Bulk Seeds - Approximately 175,000 Seeds

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