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These daisies create a lovely blooming mat, suitable for meadows or flower beds. With small flowers standing 6 to 12 inches tall, adorned with white petals and yellow centers, they thrive in full sunlight, gracing gardens from mid-summer to fall. Attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, they're easy to grow and maintain, boast an extended bloom time, and grow rapidly. Perfect for container gardens, cut flower gardens, and ground cover, they also deter deer and rabbits.
Deadhead often for a pristine garden and a continual burst of blossoms. No need for complicated pruning – just pinch those faded blooms away!
Deadhead often for a pristine garden and a continual burst of blossoms. No need for complicated pruning – just pinch those faded blooms away!
Bellis might be linked to "bellus," Latin for "pretty," and perennis meaning "everlasting" in Latin. Curiously, the term "daisy" could have arisen from this flower's nocturnal closing and daytime opening, akin to a "day's eye.
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