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Daisy
Margarita, summer flowers in your garden. Undoubtedly the most popular flower, symbolic of spring and summer, is native to the temperate northern hemisphere, makes extensive grasslands in “carpet” white and yellow of unparalleled beauty. It belongs to the family Asteraceae and is a herbaceous plant.
daisy
One of the most significant advantages of these plants is blooming for a sufficiently long period, from spring to early winter.
When to plant? The best time to plant your seed is, as I imagined, in the spring, but if it predicts a long summer, you can do even at this time.
The plant is vigorous and naturally resistant: not for nothing that grows spontaneously without much care beyond which nature lavishes on the banks of roads and paths. Here are some tips for growing:
* Choose a sunny spot in your garden, Daisy needs a lot of light.
* Enrich the soil where you plan planting and the daisies grow best in fertile, moist and well drained.
* Make a good watering after you finish planting, supporting frequent irrigation (but not excessive) throughout the summer.
* Provides for the use of tutors or sticks stuck into the ground to keep stems strong.
* Provides a range of 20 to 50 inches between plants.
As a corollary, one of the most effective tricks: when the stems reach a height of 40 centimeters, give a pinch (this action will promote the growth of new shoots).