Vibrant Daisy-Like Blooms

Brighten up your garden with daisy-like blooms that radiate charm and elegance. Our stunning flowers feature crisp petals with vibrant hues, adding cheerful touch to any landscape. Ideal for borders, flower beds, and cut arrangements, they are the ideal seeds for planting flowers outdoors.

Compact and Spreading Growth Habits

Enjoy a lush, compact floral display with our resilient flower seeds for planting outdoors. Their dense spreading growth habit makes them perfect for ground cover, edging, and container gardening, filling spaces with bursts of color. Easy to maintain, they thrive in various garden settings.

Hardy and Drought-Tolerant

Designed to withstand harsh conditions, our hardy chrysanthemum seeds for planting thrive in dry and low-water areas. Their drought-tolerant nature makes them an excellent choice of seeds for gardening and xeriscaping, ensuring beauty in even the toughest climates with minimal upkeep.

Long-Lasting, Recurrent Blooms

Enjoy continuous color with our recurrent-blooming flowers. Their ability to produce abundant blooms throughout the season keeps your garden lively for months. Our resilient flowers seeds for planting outdoors bring lasting charm to flower beds, walkways, and decorative arrangements.

Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum Carinatum Polar Star) - Polar Star is another daisy variety that can be grown from Chrysanthemum Carinatum seeds. Chrysantheumum daisies are easy-to-grow from flower seeds, and they are showy, charming flowers. Polar Star flowers bloom over a long period, so they are perfect for the border. Chrysanthemums do best in full sun and in soil that is slightly moist, fertile, neutral to slightly acid, and well-drained. Chrysanthemum Polar Star flowers come into their own when all other annuals are beginning to tire, and they are excellent as cut flowers.

For areas with short growing seasons, start the Polar Star flower seeds indoors 4 - 6 weeks before the end of frost season. Lightly press the flower seeds into starter mix and keep seeds moist but not saturated. Transplant seedlings outdoors after danger of frost has passed. Or, for warmer climates, sow 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 Polar Star plants to keep them bushy. Deadhead spent flowers regularly to encourage continued blooming.