Brilliant Daisy-Like Blooms

Add vibrant color to your garden with Chrysanthemum Robinson Flower Seeds. Our stunning flowers feature bright, daisy-like blooms with a rich yellow center and colorful petals. Ideal for sunny borders or meadows, they bring an eye-catching charm to any landscape, making your flower garden shine.

Compact and Sturdy Growth Habit

Enjoy the robust and resilient beauty of our chrysanthemum flowers. Its compact and sturdy growth habit ensures that it stands tall and strong. With bright blooms, our perennial flower seeds adds lasting vibrancy, making it the ideal flower seeds for planting in garden beds or containers.

Low Maintenance and Easy to Grow

Our chrysanthemum seeds is the perfect choice for low-maintenance gardening. Our beautiful, daisy-like flowers require minimal care and thrive in various conditions, from full sun to well-drained soil. Their resilience makes them ideal for gardeners looking for easy-to-grow, long-lasting blooms.

Long-Lasting Blooms

Our chrysanthemum seeds for planting provides you with long-lasting color and beauty. Our vibrant flowers bloom all summer, bringing a burst of energy to your garden. Their stunning petals and yellow centers last well into the season, ensuring a continual display of bright and cheerful blooms.

Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum Coccineum Robinson's Mix) - Chrysantheum Coccineum flower seed, also known as Painted Daisy, produces 2 - 3 inch daisy-like flowers in red, pink, lilac and white with a yellow center in late spring to early summer. The foliage has fern-like divided leaves with a strong scent and is attractive even when the blooms are gone. Chrysanthemum Coccineum plants prefer a fertile, well-drained soil and full sun in the North or partial shade in the South. Chrysanthemum Robinson's Mix attracts bees, butterflies and birds to the garden and makes a great cut flower as well. There are some names for Painted Daisy that are synonymous and can be confusing. Tanacetum coccineum and Pyrethrum coccineum can both be used in addition to Chrysanthemum coccineum.

Best in full sun, this perennial Chrysanthemum is not fussy about soil type, and Painted Daisy Robinson Mix can thrive in poor or average conditions, but prefers acidic or neutral soil to alkaline. Deer leave it alone, making it a good choice for an open meadow as well as the sunny border.

Sow Chrysanthemum seeds indoors before last frost to be transplanted outdoors when temperatures warm up. Press the flower seeds into the soil and lightly cover. Keep the Painted Daisy seeds moist until germination occurs. For warm climates with a long growing season, after danger of frost has passed, directly sow the flower seeds into prepared beds. Cut the stems down low after Painted Daisy flowers are done blooming to encourage and second bloom later in the summer.