What are the varieties of daisies?

Daisies prefer cool climates and avoid hot weather. It likes light, tolerates partial shade, and is not very demanding on the soil in the cultivation area. The suitable temperature for seed germination is 22-28℃, and the suitable temperature for growth is 20-25℃. The southwest region is suitable for planting medium and small flowered single or semi-double varieties. Medium and large-flowered double-petal varieties grow weakly and have poor seed setting.

After years of cultivation and hybrid breeding, there have been great improvements in flower shape, flowering period, flower color and plant height compared to the wild type. Many horticultural varieties have been screened out to form different series of variety groups. Common cultivars at home and abroad are as follows:

Habanera Series

The petals of the Habanera series are relatively long, and the flower stems can be as long as 6cm. They bloom in early summer and come in white, pink, and red colors.

Pompom Series

The double-petaled flower stems of the Pompom series daisy flowers are about 4 cm long and come in white, pink, or red with wrinkled petals.

Rogallo Series

The flowering period is early, the flowers are large, semi-double, red, rose pink, pink, white, etc., and the flower stem is about 3cm

Tasso Series

The flowers of the Tasso series are double, with pleated petals, and the flower stems are mostly 6 cm long, pink, white, and red