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Bloomsz Butterfly Daisy Blend – Roots (6 pack)
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Open-faced flowers perched like butterflies on tall stems best describes this delightful mix of Butterfly Daisies. Flowers have domed spiny centers of yellowish brown to reddish brown, surrounded by sometimes drooping petals called rays in vibrant carmine-red, deep golden-yellow, light purple, or dazzling white. You’ll enjoy this sensational display in your garden from summer through early fall.
- Long lasting blooms in cut-flower arrangements or dried-flower displays
- Bloom in summer through first early frosts
- Adaptable and tolerant of drought, heat, humidity, and poor soil
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Planting/Growing Information
Select a location that receives full sun to light shade where the soil drains well. Loosen the soil to a depth of 6-8” and place the root vertically into the soil with the eye facing upward about 18” apart. Cover with 1-2” of soil and water in. Water plants sparingly, as they are drought tolerant. Plants can remain undisturbed indefinitely. Hardy in Zones 3-9.
Due to the weather and the nature of live plants, your product may not ship immediately and may ship in multiple packages. We only charge shipping on initial shipment. We follow the following schedule for shipping.
Water Plants ship from Feb to June
Edible and Citrus Trees start shipping in April
Spring Bulbs (Fall Flowering Bulbs) start shipping Mid March depending on weather
All Fall (Summer Flowering Bulbs) start shipping Mid to Late September
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