Daisy: when to sow, plant and see it flower

Sowing, planting and flowering dates for your climate, with growing advice.

Daisy

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Sown this year, this flower only blooms the following year: the flowering shown is that of an established plant.

When to sow and plant in your region

Average dates, computed from the frost dates of each climate. For your exact dates, choose your town.

ClimateSow under coverSow outdoorsPlant outFlowering
South and east of England20 February – 22 March22 April – 22 July4 September – 3 November20 February – 21 June
South-west England and Wales9 February – 11 March11 April – 11 July20 September – 19 November9 February – 10 June
Midlands, northern England and Northern Ireland3 March – 2 April3 May – 2 August1 September – 28 October3 March – 2 July
Scotland13 March – 12 April13 May – 12 August1 September – 19 October13 March – 12 July
Ireland17 February – 19 March19 April – 19 July11 September – 10 November17 February – 18 June

Growing

Life cycle
Biennial (flowers the year after sowing)
Family
Asteraceae
Latin name
Bellis perennis
Cold tolerance
Hardy (withstands frost)
Spacing
10–20 cm

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