Bellis perennis or English Daisies are charming small plants that produce white flowers, edged with pink, which have a little yellow ‘eye’.  Leaves are small and a pretty shade of green.

 

Lots-a-Colour Varieties

Bellis Perennis (English Daisy)	Galaxy Mix	Compact growing habit. Flowers quickly in Autumn without cold temperature
	Bellisima Series	Blooms in Spring with large double flowers on full, vigorous, cold hardy plants.

Height

10-15cm

Climate

All climates but like temperate to cool best.

Planting & Cultivation Tips

Bellis are hardy perennials but are best treated as annuals in Australia. 

Plant 15cm apart  in full sun or semi-shade and compost-rich soil. 

Keep well-watered and weed-free. 

Feed with soluble plant food when buds form. 

Remove dead flowerheads, to keep plants looking their best. 

Protect from snails, caterpillars and slugs.

Peak Flowering Time

Autumn and Spring

Useful for

An ideal flower for low borders and rockeries and look delightful in a cottage garden or as a mass display.