Gazania Kiss White F1 Seeds - Treasure flower

<strong>Gazanias or Gazanies</strong> are sun-loving plants with bright colours, <strong>usually grown as an annual in our climates. Tireless.</strong> This small South African herbaceous <strong>is very easy to grow in dry, poor soil. It flowers</strong> from spring until the first frosts<strong> without interruption.</strong> New flowers open each day as soon as the sun is at its zenith and close in the evening. The cultivars offered are usually hybrids, such as the Daybreak series, which manage to flower under medium light levels, unlike the wild species. <strong>Gazanias are perennial in warm, relatively dry-winter climates such as the Mediterranean or the South-West,</strong><strong> tolerant down to -10°C</strong><strong>. They self-seed very easily</strong>, often producing a mix of shimmering colours: orange, carmine red, brown, yellow through to cream, bicolours with sometimes a dark maculate spot at the base of the "petals" (ligules). They can also be kept under cover as cuttings taken in May or October, especially if you wish to favour particular colours. Sow seeds under glass from <strong>February to April</strong>. For more information, also consult our dossier <a href="https://en.promessedefleurs.eu/gardening-tips/advicesheet/how-to-sow-annual-seeds-directly-in-the-ground-or-in-trays/"><strong>Sowing annual seeds: how to succeed, in open ground or in trays</strong></a> Their compact tufts in a rosette of narrow simple or lobed grey-green leaves provide a setting for these large flowers, which brighten borders or enliven summer beds, surrounded by plants with a light habit such as Gauras, Buenos Aires verbena (Verbena bonariensis), baby's breath or Agapanthus, another South African plant whose sky-blue or white tones calm the intensity of the Gazanias' warm hues.