African Daisy Seeds Dimorphoteca Sinuata

African Daisy Seeds - Orange

1000 Seeds
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4.99
2000 Seeds
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8.99

SEEDS PER POUND

250,000

SEASON

Annual

USDA ZONES

3 - 10

HEIGHT

12 inches

BLOOM SEASON

Mid spring to fall

BLOOM COLOR

Orange

ENVIRONMENT

Full sun

SOIL TYPE

Sandy, loam, light, well draining soil

DEER RESISTANT

Yes

HOUSE PLANT

No

About...

(Dimorphotheca Sinuata Orange) - These are one of the loveliest garden flowers. Outsidepride carries several colors including shades of orange, yellow, salmon and a mix of beautiful colors. The striking daisy shaped flowers attract butterflies into the garden. African daisies are easy to grow from flower seeds.

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Planting Directions

TEMPERATURE

60 - 70F

AVERAGE GERM TIME

10 - 21 days

LIGHT REQUIRED

Yes

DEPTH

1/16 inch

SOWING RATE

4 ounces per 1,000 square feet or 2 - 3 seeds per plant

MOISTURE

Keep seeds moist until germination

PLANT SPACING

10 inches

African Daisy Flower Seed Mixture Planted in Meadow
African Daisy Seed Packets & Bulk Bag For Planting
Outsidepride African Daisy Seeds (Dimorphotheca Sinuata / Aurantiaca) brings a mix of white, orange, yellow, salmon, and apricot blooms to gardens and landscapes. These drought-tolerant annuals grow in USDA Zones 3-10, requiring full sun and well-draining soil to reach 12 inches in height. Blooming mid-spring to fall, they attract butterflies and bees. With a germination time of 10-21 days, these low-maintenance wildflower seeds work in borders, containers, and xeriscape gardens. Available in 5 different sizes of wildflower seed packets for larger planting areas.
Drought Tolerant African Daisy Flowers
Drought-Tolerant
Thriving where water is scarce, these drought tolerant wildflower seeds withstand heat and drought with ease. Our hardy annuals conserve moisture, requiring only occasional watering. Blooming mid-spring to fall, they add lasting color to gardens, borders, and xeriscapes with minimal care.
Vibrant Colors of African Daisy Blooms
Vibrant Colors
Splashes of bright white, fiery orange, golden yellow, soft salmon, and warm apricot paint the garden when African Daisy flowers bloom. Our sun-loving flowers open in daylight and close at night, blooming mid-spring to fall, adding lasting color to gardens, borders, and xeriscapes.
Quick Growing African Daisy Flowers
Instant Garden Beauty
With just a sprinkle of these annual flower seeds, African Daisies add vibrant color in weeks. Their fast germination and long-lasting blooms brighten gardens, borders, and xeriscapes. Blooming mid-spring to fall, they bring seasonal beauty with minimal upkeep and care.
African Daisy Cut Flowers in Vase
Great for Cut Flowers
Freshly cut African Daisies add a touch of brightness to any bouquet, showcasing their vivid colors and long-lasting blooms. Their sturdy stems make them easy to arrange, while their mid-spring to fall bloom season ensures a continuous supply of fresh flowers to enjoy indoors.
Varieties of African Daisy Flower Seeds
Bathed in sunlight, our daisies bloom in a vibrant array of colors, each variety bringing its own unique charm. The African Daisy Seed Mix bursts with white, orange, yellow, and apricot hues, while Salmon offers warm, peachy tones. White brings a classic, crisp elegance, Orange radiates fiery brilliance, and Yellow glows like golden sunshine. These sun-loving flowers open by day and close at night, thriving in full sun with minimal care. Blooming mid-spring to fall, they create effortless beauty in gardens, borders, and xeriscapes, adding long-lasting seasonal color.
Bloom Color, Season, & Height Chart of African Daisy Flowers
Sun-drenched petals unfold each morning as our African Daisies bloom in white, orange, yellow, salmon, and apricot, bringing bold color to any space. These 1- to 4-inch-wide flowers thrive in full sun, closing at night for a dynamic display. With a mid-spring to fall bloom season, they provide continuous beauty for months. Growing up to 12 inches tall, they add texture to borders, containers, and xeriscapes. Their drought tolerant, low-maintenance nature makes them an easy way to fill gardens with lasting seasonal color and visual interest, making them suitable flower seeds to plant outside.
Pollinating Butterfly on African Daisy Blooms
Bees and butterflies flock to the vibrant petals of African Daisies, drawn by their bright colors and nectar-rich blooms. Sow 2-3 seeds in early spring after frost, planting 1/16 inch deep in full sun and well-draining soil for pollinator-friendly blooms. Keep these garden seeds moist until germination (10-21 days), then water sparingly. Space plants 10 inches apart for healthy growth. Blooming mid-spring to fall, these annuals provide a long-lasting food source for pollinators while bringing movement and life to gardens, borders, and xeriscapes with easy-to-grow seeds for planting.

African Daisy (Dimorphotheca Sinuata Orange) - African Daisies are one of the loveliest garden flowers. Outsidepride carries several colors including: shades of orange, yellow, salmon and a mix of beautiful colors. The striking daisy-shaped flowers attract butterflies into the garden. Bees also love this flowering plant as they collect the nectar from the flowers. African Daisies are both deer and rabbit resistant.

Common Questions

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Are African Daisies Perennial?

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Whether African daisies return every year depends on the location where they are planted. In USDA hardiness zones 10-11, African daisies can grow as perennials, coming back each year. However, in colder regions falling within USDA hardiness zones 9 or lower, African daisies need to be planted annually, requiring replanting each year.

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Do African daisies bloom all summer?

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If planted in cooler summer environments, yes, African daises will bloom from spring to the next frost. If grown in a place that has very hot summers, African daises will only bloom from late spring until early summer, completely stopping their growth once the weather becomes hot and dry.

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