Collection: Perennial Daisy Seeds

Daisy seeds promise a garden adorned with cheerful blooms. These perennial flowers, known for their classic simplicity and vibrant colors, bring joy and charm to any landscape.

With their dainty petals and sunny disposition, daisies attract pollinators and add a touch of whimsy to borders, beds, or containers.

Easy to grow and versatile, they thrive in various soil types and light conditions, making them ideal for both novice and experienced gardeners seeking to brighten their outdoor spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Daisy

We offer consumer-friendly daisy flower seeds that are easy to grow and suitable for gardeners of all levels, from beginners to experts.

How long do Shasta Daisy 'Alaska' seeds take to germinate?

I'd use Ferry-Morse's product-specific germination figure here rather than transferring the 7–14 days from English Daisy. The same principle applies to planting depth, spacing, and bloom time: each product gets its own data.

When should I plant Shasta Daisy 'Alaska' seeds?

Ferry-Morse Shasta Daisy 'Alaska' Seeds can be started indoors before transplanting or sown directly outdoors when growing conditions are suitable. Follow the packet directions for timing in your area and give the plants a sunny location as they become established.

Are Shasta Daisies and English Daisies the same plant?

No. Shasta Daisies and English Daisies are different types of perennial daisies.

Ferry-Morse Shasta Daisy 'Alaska' is Leucanthemum × superbum, while Ferry-Morse English Daisy Double Mixed Colors is Bellis perennis.

Their growing habits and seed-starting requirements can differ, so follow the directions for the specific Ferry-Morse daisy variety you are growing.

How long do English Daisies take to bloom from seed?

Ferry-Morse English Daisy Double Mixed Colors Seeds typically take about 180–300 days to bloom. The plants flower primarily in spring and early summer, and their colorful double blooms are well worth the wait.

How tall do English Daisy Double Mixed Colors plants grow?

Ferry-Morse English Daisy Double Mixed Colors plants grow approximately 6–8 inches tall. Their compact growth makes them particularly useful along garden borders and edges.

How much water do English Daisies need?

Ferry-Morse English Daisies have average water needs of about 1–2 inches per week. Adjust watering for rainfall, temperature, soil conditions, and the needs of young plants as they become established.

How much sunlight do English Daisies need?

Ferry-Morse English Daisy (Bellis perennis) plants grow best in full sun to partial shade. These compact perennials are well suited for borders, edging, and rock gardens.

How deep should I plant English Daisy seeds?

Plant Ferry-Morse English Daisy Double Mixed Colors Seeds about 1/4 inch deep. When direct sowing, space the seeds approximately 3 inches apart and thin or transplant the young plants as needed.

How long do English Daisy seeds take to germinate?

Ferry-Morse English Daisy Double Mixed Colors Seeds typically germinate in about 7–14 days under suitable conditions. Germination time can vary with temperature, moisture, and other growing conditions.

How do I start English Daisy seeds indoors?

Start Ferry-Morse English Daisy Double Mixed Colors Seeds indoors about 6–8 weeks before the last frost. Sow the seeds about 1/4 inch deep and keep them appropriately moist as they germinate. Transplant or thin the seedlings before they become crowded.

When should I plant English Daisy Double Mixed Colors seeds?

Ferry-Morse English Daisy Double Mixed Colors (Bellis perennis) Seeds can be started 6–8 weeks indoors before the last frost or sown outdoors after the danger of frost has passed. English Daisy seeds can also be sown in midsummer to establish plants for spring flowering.

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