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A Painted Daisy

Painted Daisy

One of the first flowers to bloom in my floral garden this season is the Painted Daisy.  I started my painted daisies from seeds indoors under grow lights in the month of February three seasons ago.  The flowers featured in the picture are three year old perennials that have gotten better with age.  I’m fortunate to have the colors pink, white and red on display throughout my garden.  The flowers have a yellow eye in the center and are capable of growing 24 inches in height and spreading at least a foot.  They excel in zones 5 through 9 and will perform magnificently in a sunny location in your gardens landscape.  Cheers

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