Bellis Perennis – Daisy Mixed Seeds

Bellis  perennials  are forming a rosette of spoon-shaped leaves, with daisy-like flower-heads, often double in cultivars, from early spring to late summer
This strain features loads of cute little button-like flowers, the tiny petals making perfect little domes in shades of red, pink or white. Removing faded flowers regularly will keep plants blooming well into the summer. Often used to underplant tulips in large public landscapes, these are excellent anywhere in the garden, as well as in containers or tubs.

Bellis perennis is the English daisy and a member of the Compositae family, from which most of our first aid remedies come from.
Common name – English daisy
Features – Profuse flowers form a colourful carpet in spring garden.
Spacing – Plant 6″ apart (15 cm)
Height – Grows 6″ tall (15 cm)
Soil and water – Tolerant of most soil conditions.
Light requirements – Plant in sun or part sun.
Best use – Use in garden beds and borders.
Growing tips – Remove finished flowers to prolong the blooming period.

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