Felicia heterophylla 'Spring Merchen'
Daisy
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Daisy (Felicia heterophylla 'Spring Merchen') - Description
This dwarf version of Felicia heterophylla is heavily branched. Daisy-like 1 1/2" across blooms are mostly sky blue, with a scattering of pink, purple and rose. This mat-forming annual is suitable for beds and containers. Height 12-14". GARDEN HINTS: For earliest blooms, sow outdoors after last heavy frost or start early in a cool greenhouse. Grows best in full sun and cool weather. Needs well-drained soil with poor to moderate fertility.
Daisy (Felicia heterophylla 'Spring Merchen') - Blooming
Blooms continually when grown as a perennial. Flower heads resemble Marguerite Daisies but are blue with yellow centers.
Daisy (Felicia heterophylla 'Spring Merchen') - Growth
Does best with full sun. Generally grown as a winter annual in desert conditions, but is normally grown as a perennial.
Daisy (Felicia heterophylla 'Spring Merchen') - Planting
Easy to propagate via seeds or cuttings. Plant about 1' apart. Plants from cuttings with produce flowers in about one year. Does best with full sun. Generally grown as a winter annual in desert conditions, but is normally grown as a perennial.
Daisy (Felicia heterophylla 'Spring Merchen') - Pest
Both gray mold and root rot can be a problem. Spider mites and aphids can develop when propagating under glass.
Daisy (Felicia heterophylla 'Spring Merchen') - Interesting facts
Felicia are native to South Africa and the Arabian Penninsula.
Daisy (Felicia heterophylla 'Spring Merchen') - Soil and irrigation
Needs regular water except for the Shrub Aster (F. fruticosa). Water sparingly in Winter. Grow in poor to mildly fertile, well drained soil.









