Dimorphotheca African Daisy Pastel Shades

The all new pastel shades of our dimorphotheca flowers range

We are very excited to share the news about the latest gem in our floral collection: Dimorphotheca African Daisy Pastel Shades! The African Daisy Hybrid, also known as Dimorphotheca, is recognized for its stunning blooms and remarkable adaptability to various climates.

Our Pastel Shades mix features a captivating palette of soft pink, gentle yellow, and warm orange tones, creating a work of art that will elevate your outdoor space.

Here's all you need to know to on how to grow this flower in your own garden:

  • Sunlight preference: Plant in a full sun location to ensure optimal growth and blooming.
  • Sowing method: Directly sow the seeds into the ground or soil. Autumn and winter are the ideal seasons for sowing, suitable for both frost and frost-free areas.
  • Sowing depth: Plant the seeds very shallowly, covering them lightly with soil, and gently press down to ensure good soil contact.
  • Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist, especially during the germination and early growth stages.
  • Transplanting: Once the plants reach a height of 5 cm, transplant them to a spacing of 20 cm apart to allow ample room for growth and development.
  • Final height and flowering time: Expect these dainty blooms to reach a final height of 30 cm. With patience and care, they'll reward you with their radiant blossoms approximately 85 days after sowing.

Don't miss your chance to add these pastel colours to your garden. Explore the beauty of Dimorphotheca African Daisy Pastel Shades today!

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