These daisies come in a variety of colours, including tones of pink, white, yellow, mauve, orange and red, so you can choose the ones that best match your garden design. Or plant in a vibrant colour mix.
Annual plants, like Livingstone Daisies, complete their life cycle within the spring and summer season; they grow, bloom, produce seeds, and die. This means you will need to replant them every year if you want to enjoy their beauty. However, the good news is that annuals do have a longer flowering period than perennials and require less maintenance, making them ideal for busy gardeners. Livingstone Daisies are easy to care for. The shallow-rooted, small, groundcover, succulent-like plants prefer well-drained soil and full sun exposure but can also thrive in partial shade.
Water them regularly, especially during hot and dry spells, to keep the soil moist.
You can deadhead them regularly to encourage new blooms and maintain a neat appearance. But I never bother to do this, as if you let them seed, new plants will sprout in the following Spring where they have previously been planted.
Fertilise them once a month to promote healthy growth and vibrant colours.
These daisies are ideal for front of borders, mass plantings, or containers. Combine them with other annuals, such as petunias, marigolds, or zinnias, to create a stunning floral display.
Or add them to a rockery garden for gorgeous colour impact.
Livingstone Daisies also attract butterflies and pollinators to your garden, adding another layer of beauty and ecological value.
I'm a big fan of the beautiful Livingstone Daisies!
Easy-to-grow, drought-tolerant annuals that offer a burst of colour and beauty that will create a stunning stand-out display your neighbours will be talking about!
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