Seeds of big white daisy Alaska

 

Description: biennial or perennial, with numerous roots that can reach heights between 0.5 and 1m. Stems erect and glabrous. Elongated sheet, having several lobes and are toothed. Flowers, noticeable in summer, are grouped into chapters terminally arranged so that the central flowers are bright yellow while the outer florets are white.

Habitat: Usually occurs in open areas, and is widely cultivated species. Prefers soil moisture, especially in its early stages, but must be well drained. Suffer with very high temperatures and resists the cold instead. You like good lighting, but without receiving direct sunlight, or partial shade.

Sow direct in May.

Utilities: decoration, gardening, container.

Uses: Ornamental, borders, rock gardens.

Flowering: in summer and white.

General characteristics:

Soil type: loam

Light: Full sun

Soil texture: light

pH: neutral or basic

Requirement in mat. Org: High

Frost Resistant

Planting time: spring