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Chrysanthemum Seeds - Painted Daisy
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Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum Carinatum Painted Daisy) - Start these Chrysanthemum Carinatum seeds to have a lovely display of Painted Daisies all summer long! These Painted Daisy flowers have three inch beautiful white, yellow, red and purple blooms with varying bands of other colors with a purple center.MORE CHRYSANTHEMUM OPTIONS
Planting Directions
TEMPERATURE
68F
AVERAGE GERM TIME
14 - 28 days
LIGHT REQUIRED
Yes
DEPTH
1/16 inch
SOWING RATE
2 seeds per plant or 3 ounces per 1,000 square feet
MOISTURE
Keep moist until germination
PLANT SPACING
18 inches
Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum Carinatum Painted Daisy) - Start these Chrysanthemum Carinatum seeds to have a lovely display of Painted Daisies all summer long! These Painted Daisy flowers have three inch beautiful white, yellow, red and purple blooms with varying bands of other colors with a purple center. This annual Chrysanthemum plant is an unforgettable flower that is easily grown from flower seeds. Painted Daisies are easy to care for and they will re-seed themselves giving the garden another display of Chrysanthemum Painted Daisy flowers the following year.
Painted Daisy flowers are a great choice for a quick, showy burst of color and also make a good long-lasting cut flower. Painted Daisy will begin blooming in summer and will continue well in to the fall months. Grow Chrysanthemum Carinatum plants in a rich, well-drained, evenly moist soil and in full sun. Good drainage during the winter is essential. Start the Chrysanthemum seeds directly outdoors in a prepared seedbed once frost season is over. Lightly cover the flower seeds with soil and keep the seeds moist until germination occurs. Pinch back young Painted Daisy plants to keep them bushy. Deadhead spent flowers regularly to encourage continued blooming. Approximately 11,800 seeds per ounce.
Common Questions
Can chrysanthemum be used for cut flowers?
Yes, they make great cut flowers. Be sure to check out our guide on Cut flower Gardens.
Do chrysanthemums attract pollinators?
Yes, butterflies are attracted to chrysanthemums.
Can I plant these in containers?
Annual varieties are typically compact and suitable for containers. Keep in mind that they may not bloom until later in the season, so pair them with plants that bloom in summer or relocate them to a more visible spot later on.
Do I have to pinch chrysanthemums?
By pinching mums when they reach around 6 inches tall until early July, you can encourage bushier plants with an abundance of blooms in the fall.
Why aren’t my chrysanthemums blooming?
Chrysanthemums wait to bloom until the days start getting shorter in late summer. They require full sun to bloom and may not flower if they have been over-fertilized with a high nitrogen fertilizer.
Why didn’t my painted daisies bloom?
Painted daisies bloom the second year after sowing the seed.
