*NEW* Paper Daisy Rose Color Seeds. Helipterum roseum
Blooming in beautiful and rustic hues of white, pink, red, orange, gold, and bronze, Paper Daisy features delicate 1" petals and lush dark green leaves. It's just perfect for dried arrangements since the flowers seem to keep their vibrant colors indefinitely. Plus, this plant is great for attracting pollinators.
Native to Australia and part of the Asteraceae family, Paper Daisy showcases lovely blooms that range from soft pastel pink to striking bronze. It reaches a graceful height of 16-24 inches. Whether you plant it around a border, in a rock garden, or in a patio planter, Paper Daisies add a delightful splash of color and texture.
Helipterum roseum, also known as Paper Daisy or Everlasting Daisy, is an annual flowering plant that belongs to the Asteraceae family. It's well-known for its beautiful blooms and is frequently used in floral arrangements and dried flower displays.
Key Characteristics
Appearance
Flowers: The flowers are usually about 1 inch across, showcasing yellow centers and papery petals in white and rose hues.
Leaves: This plant has linear, blue-green leaves that are smooth to the touch.
Growth Requirements
Light: It loves full sun.
Soil: Grows best in well-drained soil.
USDA Zones: It can be grown in zones 3 to 11.
Cultivation Tips
Planting
Starting Seeds: You can start seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost. Just press them into the soil and keep it moist.
Transplanting: Acclimate seedlings for 10-14 days before moving them outside once the frost threat is gone.
Care
Watering: Keep the soil damp until the seedlings pop up.
Spacing: Space seedlings 6-8 inches apart for the best growth.
Uses
Cut Flowers: Perfect for fresh arrangements; it's best to harvest them before they fully bloom.
Dried Flowers: They maintain their color forever when dried correctly, making them a favorite for long-lasting displays.
