Also called: Harvest Chrysanthemum, Yellow Daisy, Golden Daisy
An annual plant with bright yellow flowers, the Golden Daisy brightens flower beds, vegetable gardens, and wildflower meadows. Native to Southern Europe, it was once common in cereal fields. It is distinguished by its generous flowering and rustic charm. Very easy to grow, it attracts many pollinators.
This honey plant forms pretty clumps 30 to 60 cm high, with simple daisy-shaped flowers, highly prized for country bouquets. Its generous flowering extends from May to September. It reseeds easily year after year if allowed to go to seed.
Sowing: outdoors from March to June, or in pots from February under cover.
Depth: 0.5 cm, lightly covered with potting soil.
Germination: rapid, in 7 to 14 days at 15-20°C.
Stratification : not necessary.
Type: annual plant (sometimes biennial in mild climates).
Exposure: full sun.
Soil: light, well-drained, even poor.
Flowering: from June to September.
Bright cut flowers.
Integration in flowering fallows, borders, or melliferous beds.
Highly melliferous: attracts bees, hoverflies, and butterflies.
Perfect companion for the vegetable garden, it can be associated with:
Cornflower, poppy for a wild meadow.
Fruit vegetables (zucchinis, tomatoes) to attract beneficial insects.
Cosmos or nigella for a colorful and balanced garden.
The Golden Daisy is a symbol of light, simplicity, and solar joy. In floral language, it evokes liveliness, warmth, and innocence.
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