English Daisy Bellis Perennis Winter Flower Seeds with Coco Peat Seed Starter

Flower: Roundish, pomegranate, 4-5 cm; White, pink, red, two-colored varieties - usually bright tones with dark red, pink tips Leaf: Spatulate; Toothed, bored Location / Care: Sunny to half-shaded; Permeable, nutritious soils; Water and nutrient requirements (additional fertilization) only moderately (depending on location / weather) Use: bed, balcony box, bowl, autumn planting for spring blossom Sow Outdoors: Surface. Early spring before the last frost or in autumn. Sow in mid-summer or autumn in warmer areas. Spacing 5 to 8 inches (12 to 20 cm). Sow Indoors: Germination time: ten days to four weeks in the light. Temperature 70F (21C). Transplant outdoors following the last frost in cool areas; or in late summer or early autumn in warmer areas. Requirements: Full sunlight or partial shade. Moist soil. Rich soil. Regular watering. Requires a feed early in the growing season. Supply mulch in cooler areas to help over-wintering seedlings. Can be divided once flowering has finished. How to grow Daisy (Bellis): When growing Bellis outdoors it is best to sow out the seeds on the surface from spring to mid summer. They prefer to grow in rich soil and prefer lightly shaded or sunny areas of the garden. it is important to cut flowers back after flowering or they may take over the garden.