200 White Bellis Perennis Super Enorma Flower Seeds | English Daisy Annual Or Perennial 89% Germ. Bellis Perennis Super Enorma, also known as (English Daisy and Goosefoot) is a binennial flower (an annual flower that acts as a perennial because it self sows a new generation). With bright white pom-pom flowers, this flower grows a half a foot high and looks fabulous in pots or rows. Grows in zones 4-8. Not everyone knows that the English Daisy flower head is also a medicinal herb. The herb, which is anodyne, antispasmodic, anti-tussive, demulcent, is used for digestive issues. It’s also used as an emollient, an expectorant, a laxative, an ophthalmic, a purgative and a tonic. Germination instructions: Press the seeds gently into the ground just enough that they will stay put as they need light to germinate. Ensure the seeds and soil stay moist moist. Germination takes up to 28 days. Enjoy 2 day handling time and shipping via USPS First Class.
English Daisy Wildflower Seeds, Bellis perennis, Variety Sizes, FREE SHIPPING
The English Daisy, or Bellis perennis, is a wildflower that is commonly found in lawns, meadows, riverbanks, and along roadsides. With it’s long lasting spring blooms, these wildflowers are perfect for use in small beds, edging, borders and rock gardens. This perennial will grow to be 6-8″ tall Other common names for this flower is the Lawn Daisy, Bruisewort, and Common Daisy, Bellis Germination 10-15 days Collected: 9/23 Germination: 86% As always, FREE SHIPPING on all orders within the US Tracking available for all orders $10 and above. Orders under $10 will be shipped USPS First Class without tracking as this service begins at $4 with the Postal Service. If your order does not qualify for tracking and does not arrive in the allotted time given by Ebay, please reach out to me before opening a case within the resolution center Please, if you have any issues with your order, germination or simply need planting instructions, reach out to me and I will take care of you. I always take care of my customer Keywords: Lawn Daisy, Common Daisy, Bruisewort