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Dreaming of FLOWERS and the coming growing season: Blue Disc African Daisy

2/6/2024

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Blue Disc African Daisies are my favorite daisies to grow. They are not perennial here in Edgewood, New Mexico, USA, but they often drop seeds and self sow for me. I also collect their seeds to pot up each year. I love their joyful, bright energy and electric blue-purple centers.

These heat-loving daisies are easy to grow and thrive for a long season. Plants and stems grow up to 24+ inches tall and they make a lovely cut flower. Blue Disc African Daisies are quite striking and bloom beautifully all summer long. Regular dead heading promotes new growth and more blooms.
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Noreen daughtery
2/6/2024 03:16:05 pm

Thank you so much. I appreciate a wonderful place to be and learn.

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Tracy Chapman link
2/6/2024 03:19:56 pm

Noreen, thank you so much for visiting our blog and taking time to comment. We appreciate you very much.

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