Fleabane Daisy Seeds
Fleabane Daisy (or sometimes known as Aspen Daisy) is common in mountain meadows and aspen forests throughout the western mountains. A mid-season blooming perennial, it does best in full to partial sun, tolerates dry to moist soils, but prefers well-drained soil that is not too rich. A showy, vigorous plant with violet flowers that attracts butterflies, it will form colonies that can be divided when they begin to overlap. Does well in the home garden, rock garden, and pollinator garden. Very low-maintenance and carefree!
1/2g. seed packet
Name: Fleabane Daisy, Aspen Daisy
Botanical Name: Erigeron speciosus
Life Cycle: perennial
Color: purple
Bloom Season: Spring/Summer
Height: 8-24″
Light Requirement: Full Sun
USDA zones: 3-10
Planting Directions: Direct sow outdoors in late fall, pressing the seeds into the surface of the soil since they need light to germinate. For spring planting, mix the Fleabane Daisy seeds with damp sand and store in the refrigerator for 60 days before direct sowing. Germination may be slow and naturally irregular.
Fleabane Daisy (or sometimes known as Aspen Daisy) is common in mountain meadows and aspen forests throughout the western mountains. A mid-season blooming perennial, it does best in full to partial sun, tolerates dry to moist soils, but prefers well-drained soil that is not too rich. A showy, vigorous plant with violet flowers that attracts butterflies, it will form colonies that can be divided when they begin to overlap. Does well in the home garden, rock garden, and pollinator garden. Very low-maintenance and carefree!
1/2g. seed packet
Name: Fleabane Daisy, Aspen Daisy
Botanical Name: Erigeron speciosus
Life Cycle: perennial
Color: purple
Bloom Season: Spring/Summer
Height: 8-24″
Light Requirement: Full Sun
USDA zones: 3-10
Planting Directions: Direct sow outdoors in late fall, pressing the seeds into the surface of the soil since they need light to germinate. For spring planting, mix the Fleabane Daisy seeds with damp sand and store in the refrigerator for 60 days before direct sowing. Germination may be slow and naturally irregular.
Fleabane Daisy (or sometimes known as Aspen Daisy) is common in mountain meadows and aspen forests throughout the western mountains. A mid-season blooming perennial, it does best in full to partial sun, tolerates dry to moist soils, but prefers well-drained soil that is not too rich. A showy, vigorous plant with violet flowers that attracts butterflies, it will form colonies that can be divided when they begin to overlap. Does well in the home garden, rock garden, and pollinator garden. Very low-maintenance and carefree!
1/2g. seed packet
Name: Fleabane Daisy, Aspen Daisy
Botanical Name: Erigeron speciosus
Life Cycle: perennial
Color: purple
Bloom Season: Spring/Summer
Height: 8-24″
Light Requirement: Full Sun
USDA zones: 3-10
Planting Directions: Direct sow outdoors in late fall, pressing the seeds into the surface of the soil since they need light to germinate. For spring planting, mix the Fleabane Daisy seeds with damp sand and store in the refrigerator for 60 days before direct sowing. Germination may be slow and naturally irregular.
