African Daisy

Here is an example of how to take and root cuttings.Prepare a tray of sterile seedling mixture by damping it with warm water until it feels like a well squeezed sponge. When they start to put on new growth, they have rooted, and can be hardened off for...

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‘Becky Daisy' will easily add beauty and sunshine to any sunny spot in your garden! * Easy to grow * Dark green foliage * Long Blooming Combine ‘Becky Daisy' with Veronica “Royal Candles”, Perovskia ‘Russian Sage' or Scabiosa “Butterfly Blue”.

Bright Lemon Daisies For Months The Leucanthemum Banana Cream, Leucanthemum superbum 'Banana Cream', is a compact workhorse of deep green foliage. It produces long blooming, bright lemon yellow flowers that mature into shades of pastel yellows.

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African violet plants do have a few quirks, but learning about them and the proper care of African violets can make growing the plants less intimidating.When you learn how to grow African violets, you can add several to indoor spaces for bright and cheerful...

Starting an African violet from seed is a little more time consuming than starting cuttings, but you'll end up with many more plants. This can be difficult, as the seeds are very small but do the best that you can to spread them evenly.After you have...

Knowing how to take care of yellowing African violets can minimize the effect, but lower leaf yellowing is a natural part of the growth process and not a cause for worry.African violet leaves usually only live for about a year.

Reaches 18-20'' tall and 12-14'' wide. Descended from a native prairie flower, this beauty was chosen to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Denver City. This prolific bloomer is very heat tolerant.

Sow in February for a summer and fall bloom. Ideal for borders are even containers. One of the most popular perennial flowers around. Classic daisy for cut flowers and sunny beds.

There's more at work than decomposition, however. Unfortunately, the roots are hidden underground, so you won't be able to notice this telltale symptom. The best way to avoid this is to pay attention to soil moisture.Don't let the soil dry out completely,...

Lightly dust the scraped long neck with, then plant the African violet deeply enough so that the neck is under soil and the foliage is just above the soil line.If the African violet stem is bare and leggy more than an inch, the best method of saving it...

Mitriostigma gardenia plants are also known as African gardenias. This evergreen shrub has grayish brown bark with green markings, arrow-shaped glossy leaves, and the much praised 5-petaled white scented blooms.

Watering from the bottom is the secret to African violet success.You can buy self-watering planters designed specifically for African violets, install a wick into your plant's pot and use it to water from below or simply water your plant from a saucer...

A lot of people like them above the sink, in a window where they can get a little light. When the roots appear, new leaves and plants should start peeking through the ground three to four weeks after that.One thing to remember when propagating African...

In other words, they're the perfect plant for busy (or forgetful) folks. This is especially important if you notice condensation inside the plastic. You can also use a clean plastic milk jug with the “spout” end cut off.

Terrific new color and lots of large 4'' flowers are lemon yellow at first and then gradually intensify to a more vibrant buttery golden-yellow color. Compact plant has clean deep green foliage that compliments the flowers very well.

Wonderful for border gardens providing blooms all summer to fall! Make excellent cut flowers and attracts butterflies. Shipped potted. Blooms summer to fall. Semi-double flowers are great for mass plantings! Don't be fooled by their delicate appearance!...

Fiesta Daisies sparkle in reds and yellow. Long-lasting in the garden or vase. Easy to grow perennial beauties! Plant these colorful daisies in full sun or partial shade and watch them bloom and multiply each year.

Bushy annuals that produce plenty of daisies in early summer! Long flower stems make this an excellent cut flower. The white, pink and red flowers have yellow centers, and their long stems combine with fern-like foliage to make excellent bouquet presentations.

Heaven's Gate is very different with large, blush pink flowers with a rose red eye and gold button center that appear from early to late summer. Forms a nice 18-24'' clump. For years, they were only available in yellow.

Plant 12-18'' apart. Drought and deer resistant, attracts butterflies and makes a great cut flower. This plant is a blooming machine producing flowers from early summer right through fall.

The daisy-like blossoms reach up to 2'' across on sturdy 18-24'' stems and bear abundantly all summer and into fall. Insects and disease resistant as well as drought tolerant. Deadhead to promote continuous blooms.

Growing only 20'' tall makes it a perfect fit for any garden. This little beauty also works well as a potted plant. Prolific bloomer all summer to early fall. Cherry Brandy is a beautiful new color in Rudbeckia! It puts on a dazzling show with its 3''...

Sometimes plantlets will form that are entirely white or pink, without any green. In crown variegation, the variegated color is limited to the leaves in the center, or crown, of the plant and is lost as leaves mature and grow outward.

If you want your plant to trail, you'll have to screw up your courage and remove the crown of the plant, cutting the stem below the first few rows of leaves.As "insurance," in addition to rooting the crown, you may wish toA less drastic step to encourage...