Ox-eye daisy
The ox-eye daisy is a recognisable perennial and likes to be in the sun, although a slightly shaded position is not a problem. The dog daisy is often found in grassland in clearings and blooms early with large, pure-white flowers with a bright yellow centre from May in its second year. Sow in a seedbed from May to July and transplant to the intended location from
October to November.
Essential flowers for the flora & fauna in our environment.
| Properties |
| Quantity per bag |
ca. 0,1 gram |
| Seedo class |
BUT3 |
| Flowering time of |
mei |
| Flowering time to |
juli |
| Height |
75 cm |
| Latin name |
Leucanthemum vulgare |
| Outdoor sowing time of |
mei |
| Sowing time outdoors to |
juli |