Bellis perennis flower seeds

Common name: Daisy Scientific name: Bellis perennis Also called: Perennial aster, Perennial daisy, Small pearl, Qadi's shash • A winter plant, height 15 cm, its flowers are not suitable for cutting. Suitable for identification, and planted in clusters, the plant does not tolerate high temperatures and has a short flowering period, and it blooms early. Uses and benefits: • Has many medicinal uses, and also used in cooking. Original habitat: • Its original habitat is the Mediterranean basin, from the Levant, Maghreb, Turkey, Cyprus, and Southern Europe. The flower: • The flower is a very fine, fuzzy spike; the center of the flower is yellow, and the edges are white or pink ligulate; its leaves are basal; disc-shaped, thick-edged, slightly serrated. Suitable climatic conditions and soil for cultivation: • Grown in a moderate climate and in sandy, clay, or loamy soil. Before planting, large amounts of organic fertilizer are added to make the soil rich and dry, and if planting in a very hot area, it should be shaded and watered regularly. Germination time: • April, May, October, generally blooms from early to mid-summer, although when grown under ideal conditions, it has a very long flowering season, and some flowers will bloom in mid-mild winter. Method of cultivation: • Growing this plant is relatively easy. First, seeds are planted late spring or early summer in a seedbed or indoors in a warm place. In early autumn, the developed seedlings are transplanted into the ground at a spacing of 15 × 20 cm.