Product Review
The Blues Blue Daisy (Felicia Heterophylla Blue) - With its profusion of gorgeous sky-blue flowers borne above tidy, compact foliage, Blue Daisy is a very easily grown plant from flower seeds. Blue Daisies will make a most charming addition to the flower garden or as a mass planting. The Blues is a mat-forming annual. It is a member of the daisy family, native to South Africa with solitary, pale-blue daisy flowers, 3/4 inch wide with dark centers. It bears gray-green, leaves that are inversely-lance shaped and very aromatic. Will continue to bloom strongly if dead flowers are removed regularly. In late summer prune back to encourage new growth for flowering. Excellent container plant, requires full sun, moderate watering.
- BRIGHT BLUE BLOOMS & FAST-GROWING ANNUAL: The Blues Felicia daisy flower seed produces sky blue flowers from early to late summer. With a compact growth habit of 10 inches tall, it quickly establishes itself, adding warmth and vibrancy to landscapes, borders, and decorative beds.
- DROUGHT-TOLERANT, HEAT-RESISTANT & LOW MAINTENANCE: Suitable in full sun and well-drained and sandy soil, our daisies withstand high temperatures and dry conditions. In USDA zones 3 - 11, they require minimal care, making them the suitable wild flowers seeds for planting outdoors, xeriscaping, and other low-water landscaping projects.
- SELF-SEEDING & POLLINATOR-FRIENDLY: At the end of the blooming season, our plants drop seeds naturally, allowing them to return the following year with minimal effort. Their nectar-rich flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators, enhancing garden biodiversity. Perfect addition to annual wildflowers collection and pollinator seed mix.
- GREAT FOR CONTAINERS, BORDERS & LANDSCAPING: Whether used for garden edging, or container displays, our daisy flower seed packets bring a lively, colorful display to any space. Their tidy and compact foliage makes them great for walkways, patios, and decorative outdoor areas, adding charm to your landscape design.
- EASY PLANTING & GERMINATION: Surface sow 2-3 seeds per plant. Keep the soil moist until germination, which occurs in 7–14 days at 60–65°F. Start indoors 8–10 weeks before the last frost. Once frost season ends, transplant seedlings outdoors, spacing them 8 inches apart for strong growth and vibrant blooms.
