Marguerite Daisy
For a spectacular show during cool weather, plant marguerite daisy. Often confused with Shasta daisy, marguerite is more mounded and shrubby. Different types also come in pink with a bloom that more resembles purple coneflower.
Marguerite daisy's hallmark is that it loves cool weather -- and blooms best in most areas in spring and fall, though it will continue to bloom through the summer in mild-summer areas. Even when it's not in bloom, the dark green, finely cut foliage looks good against just about any light-color flower.
- Light:
- Sun,Part Sun
- Plant Type:
- Annual
- Plant Height:
- 1-2 feet tall
- Plant Width:
- 1-2 feet wide
- Flower Color:
- White, pink, or yellow
- Bloom Time:
- Blooms spring to fall
- Landscape Uses:
- Containers,Beds & Borders
- Special Features:
- Flowers,Cut Flowers,Attracts Butterflies
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Dianthus
Create old-fashioned charm by mixing a pot of these daisy-shape flowers with beautiful pink dianthus.
LarkspurPair marguerite daisy with spires of purple larkspur for a stunning display. The flowers look beautiful in the garden and work well together in bouquets.
NemesiaMarguerite daisy's larger flowers look beautiful against the smaller, more delicate nemesia blooms. Look for fragrant types of nemesia for extra-special appeal.
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