Daisy Pompom

A perennial herbaceous plant, grown as a biennial, with numerous leafless hairy peduncles. Flowers — tubular, collected in pom-pom, thick-colored baskets of bright colors, 4 cm in diameter. The leaves of the daisy are collected in a basal basket. Daisies are unpretentious, grow on any cultivated, well-drained soil, but bloom more abundantly on light loams rich in humus. They require regular watering, with a lack of moisture, the inflorescences become smaller and lose their terry. For more intense and prolonged flowering, faded inflorescences are removed. Seeds are sown in late June-early July on the ridges. Shoots appear in 7-14 days. Seedlings are grown, and in August they are planted in a permanent place. To obtain a flowering plant in the first year, seedlings are sown for seedlings no later than the beginning of March.

Daisies – one of the most beautiful spring flowers, in flower beds are perfectly combined with hyacinths, tulips, daffodils, forget-me-nots, violas.