The perfect choice for planters

Do all blue daisies grow arching?

The annual Blue daisies (Brachyscome iberidifolia) growing slightly overhanging. The perennial Blue daisies (Brachyscome multifida), on the other hand, usually grow upright, bushy and rarely hanging. When buying, pay attention to what is stated as the growth form or check with the seller directly if you value a hanging growth of the Blue Daisy place.

What growth does the blue daisy develop?

The Blue Daisy develops one bushy Growth that likes to grow gradually from summer overhanging pronounced. The growth habit works spherical. If the blue daisy has the opportunity, its for bees leaving an attractive carpet of flowers hanging is probably the most attractive. It reaches an average height of 20 to 30 cm.

Where does the blue daisy fit in well with its growth?

With its drooping habit, the blue daisy blends in nicely on the balcony one such as in window boxes, hanging baskets, troughs and pots. It should always be planted in the foreground so that it is not covered by other plants and so that it can overhang the balcony railing, for example. Behind it there is space for larger plants.

You can also plant the blue daisy in a bucket and use it as an underplant for other plants such as tall stems or shrubs.

How long do the hanging shoots of the blue daisy get?

Depending on the variety, the drooping shoots of the blue daisy can up to 60 cm long become.