23 results for "gloriosa daisy seeds" between $1.00 and $50.00

After buying a home on 4 acres of clay and struggling to get my favorites to grow; I bought some Black-eyed Susan seeds and the results were impressive. They added such wonderful color to the landscapes and were even kind enough to come back! I will continue to plant the rest of the property in these lovely Susans!

Giant blossoms, often 7” (18 cm) across, are borne on long, sturdy stems, make this variety a good cut flower. Blooms from summer through late fall. Culture: Tolerates drought, hot and cool weather, even poor soil if well drained. Leave flower heads to ripen for the birds or to reseed.

After buying a home on 4 acres of clay and struggling to get my favorites to grow; I bought some Black-eyed Susan seeds and the results were impressive. They added such wonderful color to the landscapes and were even kind enough to come back! I will continue to plant the rest of the property in these lovely Susans!

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Cherokee Sunset could make a Mum blush! These autumnal colors just radiate warmth, every petal-packed bloom a study in golden, orange, bronze, and mahogany! They bloom all summer, lasting even past their cousins Autumn Colors and Goldstrum strain to greet fall. Soaking up heat and indifferent to drought, this native annual keeps on blooming when others have given up, and is a snap to grow in the sunny garden. What could be more delightful?The plant reaches 24 to 30 inches tall and about a foot wide...

If these gigantic blooms were facing forward instead of held straight up, you'd think they were Sunflowers, so massive are they! It's not enough to say that Autumn Colors has the largest blooms ever grown on a Gloriosa Daisy -- these flowers are more than DOUBLE the size of traditional varieties, ranging from 5 to a full 7 inches across! And as if that weren't exciting enough, each bloom is uniquely ringed and petalled, giving you a varied bouquet from even a small planting! (But why would you ever...

These six-inch blooms have a chocolate brown center, with bi-color petals. A rich mahogany at the base of the petals changes to golden yellow. These biennials bloom the first year, so are often grown as annuals. Very easy to grow from seed, and will do well in nearly any soil. These attractive blooms grow on sturdy stems, and make long-lasting cut flowers. Will attract butterflies, and re-seed itself.

Rudbeckia hirta are wonderful, free flowering daisies in colors from yellow through bronze and mahogany. You can have them for years, but the original plants will only last a few seasons. But wait! The plants self-seed readily, and if you learn to recognize the slightly hairy seedlings and allow a few to develop where you want them, you can have as many as you want for many years.

Yellow, gold and rust red blooms with dark brown centers look cheery just about anywhere. At home in naturalized gardens, borders, in mass or in containers. Blooms are double and semi-double. Long flowering.

The Gloriosa Daisy is not native to the United States. However, the Black-Eyed Susan, the cultivar that was utilized in the development of this flower, is native. The Gloriosa Daisy was developed in the 1950’s by the Burpee Seed Company. They used colchicine, a poisonous alkaloid, to shock the chromosomes of the Black-Eyed Susan, thus producing this larger flower with a more vibrant depth of color. The Gloriosa Daisy is garden friendly and easy to grow. It provides a great cut flower and is a strong...

Shop for Grass Seeds, Shrubs, and Flower Bulbs at The Home Depot. This new introduction of Black Eyed Susan sports bountiful maroon blooms al

A magnificent, upright annual or short lived perennial easily grown from seed throughout the United States. The large 5 to 9 inch single blooms are rich golden orange or mahogany red continuously flowering through the hot summer months. Grows in various soils requiring full sun for best results. Heat & drought tolerant once established and best of all forgives neglect. Johnny Wildseed gives this variety two thumbs up.