swan river daisy mixed

1. How do you propagate a Swan River Daisy?
2. Is Swan River daisy perennial?
3. How do you grow Brachyscome from seed?
4. Where does Brachyscome grow?
5. How do you take care of alyssum plant?
6. Is Zinnia an annual?
7. Is Brachyscome a hardy?

How do you propagate a Swan River Daisy?

Growing: Sow outdoors after danger of frost has passed. For early bloom sow seeds indoors at 21C (70F), 6 weeks before planting out and frosts have ended. In gardens or rockeries, sow 25 -30 cms apart. Mix 1 packet of seeds with half-bucket of sand/compost mix for 2-3 square metres of garden.

Is Swan River daisy perennial?

Plant these beauties in spring just after the last frost date and keep them deadheaded throughout the growing season to encourage continuous flowers all season long.
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Swan River Daisy.

How do you grow Brachyscome from seed?

Sow indoors late winter-spring, sow directly Apr-May. Indoors, surface sow onto moist, well-drained seed compost. Just cover seed with a sprinkling of soil. Light is needed for germination.

Where does Brachyscome grow?

Position in border

1. Sun exposure: Full sun, dappled shade, partial shade.
2. Hardiness: Tender.
3. Soil type: Well drained / light / sandy / clay / heavy / moist / chalky / alkaline / acidic.
4. Plant care: Needs regular watering in pots.

How do you take care of alyssum plant?

Alyssum Growing Tips

Keep alyssum well-watered during hot, dry weather. It has few pests and diseases. In mid summer to stimulate more growth and flowering shear your alyssum plants by 1/3rd of their height. Fertilize afterward with a balanced product and water and they will regrow for a late summer flower show.

Is Zinnia an annual?

In fact, they're one of the best flowers that smart gardeners can put to work in their gardens. Zinnias work fast. If there's an easier flower to grow, we'd like to know about it. Zinnias are annuals, meaning that they go from seed to flower to seed quickly.

Is Brachyscome a hardy?

Brachyscome multifida

This slightly tender perennial with pretty flowers and finely divided foliage can also be overwintered successfully somewhere the temperature doesn't fall below 5°C. ... In milder areas you might get away with overwintering plants in a well-insulated coldframe or greenhouse.