Long chamomile flower seeds

Common name: Daisy Corn Scientific name: Glebionis segetum Also called: Tagetes Cornflower Original habitat: • Mediterranean region, and in North and West Europe, now spread in Saudi Arabia. Description: • An herbaceous plant with upright, branched stems, fast-growing, its leaves are green tending to gray color, called Cornflower because of its many flowers and widespread on the branches, making it resemble corn fields, reaching a height of 50 cm to 100 cm. Uses and benefits: • Used to decorate home gardens, parks, and along roadsides. • One of the favorite flowers of bees and called (nectar factory). • Has medicinal uses. • Along city roads. The flower: • Beautiful flowers resembling daisies, bright yellow in color, spreading abundantly on the branched stems, and last for a long time. Blooms in spring and autumn, with the flowering period extending into summer. Suitable climate for growing Daisy Corn: • Needs full sunlight. Suitable soil for growing Daisy Corn: • Requires well-drained soil, moderately fertile, compatible with sandy and acidic soils, needs no special care, only regular watering. Propagation method of Daisy Corn: • Propagates through seeds. How to plant Daisy Corn: • Directly planted in the ground, scatter the seeds then cover them with a 1 cm layer of sand, water well until they start to grow, after reaching 10 cm, they can be transplanted and spaced so that each seedling is 30 cm apart. Planting time for Daisy Corn: • At the beginning of spring.