Painted daisy seeds mixed colours packet — Diamond Field Blooms

Painted Daisy Seeds — Mixed Colours

R 10.00
R 10.00
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Painted daisy seeds mixed colours packet — Diamond Field Blooms
  • Painted daisy seeds mixed colours packet — Diamond Field Blooms
  • A seed packet labeled 'Diamond Field Bloom Painted Daisy' stands in a garden bed among many white daisies with orange centers and green foliage, with a wooden fence and stone path in the background.
  • A close-up of white painted daisies with yellow centers and green leaves, with a Diamond Field Blooms painted daisy seed packet in the corner of the image. The scene is outdoors in a blurred field.
  • Painted daisy seeds mixed colours packet — Diamond Field Blooms
  • A seed packet labeled 'Diamond Field Bloom Painted Daisy' stands in a garden bed among many white daisies with orange centers and green foliage, with a wooden fence and stone path in the background.
  • A close-up of white painted daisies with yellow centers and green leaves, with a Diamond Field Blooms painted daisy seed packet in the corner of the image. The scene is outdoors in a blurred field.
Painted Daisy Seeds — Mixed Colours

Painted Daisy Seeds — Mixed Colours

R 10.00
R 10.00

Painted daisies are one of spring and summer's most cheerful flowers — classic daisy shapes in a vivid mix of white, yellow, red, and pink, often with contrasting centres that give them a hand-painted look. They're easy to grow, fast to flower, and absolutely irresistible to bees and butterflies.

Grow them in a sunny border for a wildflower meadow effect, or plant them in a cutting patch and enjoy armfuls of bright, long-stemmed blooms from spring through summer. They're the kind of flower that makes a garden feel alive.

Why You'll Love Growing Painted Daisies

  • Vivid mixed colours: White, yellow, red, and pink blooms with striking centres
  • Easy from seed: Fast germination and reliable flowering
  • Excellent cut flower: Long stems and cheerful blooms that last well in a vase
  • Pollinator magnet: Bees and butterflies flock to them
  • Long flowering season: Blooms from spring through to summer

Growing Guide

  • Season: Sow in spring (August–October) for summer blooms
  • Position: Full sun — at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily
  • Sowing: Direct sow or start in trays; surface sow and press lightly into soil
  • Spacing: Thin or transplant to 25–30cm apart
  • Watering: Keep moist until established; moderately drought tolerant once growing
  • Deadheading: Remove spent blooms regularly to extend the flowering season

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