What You Need to Know About Daisy Bloom

Daisies are among the most popular perennial flowers, and they are easy to grow. You can plant them in containers or in raised beds. They are drought-tolerant, low maintenance, and provide endless blooms throughout the summer and fall.

They come in a variety of colors, including yellow, purple, blue, and orange. The flowers have raylike petals, and a flat disk, which can be black, brown, or white. Depending on the species, daisies are either annual or perennial.

Asteraceae is a family of plants that includes sunflowers, chrysanthemums, asters, and daisies. There are also a number of common weeds within this family, including zinnias.

If you are interested in growing daisies, it is important to understand the different varieties. It is also important to know when they bloom. This will help you prepare your garden for their arrival.

The oxeye daisy is a common wildflower, especially in wild meadows. It is a vigorous bloomer, but it can also be considered an invasive species.

When planting daisies, it is important to use proper drainage. If the soil is dry, it can rot and kill the roots. In addition, high temperatures can stress the plant. Make sure to wait until the weather cools to prune or thin the plants.

Once your plants are established, you can keep them going strong by feeding them with an organic fertilizer. Use Espoma’s granular Flower Tone to promote healthy growth.

Gerbera daisies are a playful plant that is perfect for still lifes. These are a perennial that grows until fall.