BELLIS English Daisy Mix Adored Seeds

Bellis English Daisy Mix - Adored is a large flowering compact Bellis variety that is widely grown for its spectacular double flowers, specifically suited for potted colour or bedding colour in the garden. Despite the stunning display of colour, usually typical of an annual, Bellis English Daisy Mix - Adored is in fact a perennial plant that can provide several years of brilliant colour. This variety produces an abundance of beautiful red, pink and white double flowers on remarkably healthy plants with glossy leathery foliage. Bellis English Daisy Mix - Adored is suitable for pots, borders, rockeries and other garden situations, particularly partly shady areas where it may be difficult to establish other plants. Bellis English Daisy Mix - Adored is an easy to grow garden plant that does not require any maintenance, will tolerate soils with generally poor nutrition and is resistant to most common garden pests and diseases. Bellis English Daisy Mix - Adored is a modern cultivar of the wild species ensuring it is a much more spectacular and reliable performer resulting in an abundance of large bright double flowers on healthy plants, throughout the year.

Advantages of Bellis English Daisy Mix - Adored

• Spectacularly double pomponette flowers
• Long flowering season providing continuous colour
• Versatile flowering plant suitable in both pots and in the garden
• Easy to grow and low maintenance
• Resistant to most common pests and diseases

Features

• 10 - 15cm height at maturity
• 20 - 25cm apart is a suitable planting distance
• Prefers full sun but will grow in part shade
• Suitable for pots and will grow in most regions of Australia
• Hardy perennial groundcover

Seed Sowing Instructions

• Easy to follow seed propagation notes are provided with every seed purchase
• Seeds of this variety are best started in seed raising mix or Jiffy® pellets before planting into the garden

What am I Purchasing?

• Premium seeds of Bellis English Daisy Mix - Adored
• Easy to follow seed propagation notes