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casey junior · 2011-05-15 18:38:58

I have a lot of bedding daisies in bloom this past month and I was wondering what to do with them when they stop blooming. Are they perennial? or should I just pull them out and replace with summer bedding?

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15-05-2011 7:38pm

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casey junior

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I have a lot of bedding daisies in bloom this past month and I was wondering what to do with them when they stop blooming. Are they perennial? or should I just pull them out and replace with summer bedding?

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#2 26-05-2011 6:49pm
Mr Kite

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Hi Casey Junior,

I have some daisies too just coming to their end now as well. Technically they are perennial but what I do, like primroses, is lift them to a shady spot away from the main flower beds for some light feeding and nurturing. Then in late summer / Autumn replant in the same spot, They don't always do a repeat showing but whats to lose in trying.

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#3 26-05-2011 10:36pm
casey junior

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Thanks for that Mr Kite, the reason I asked is because I read somewhere that it was time to lift and divide them, so I think I'll try that. Good to see there are some gardeners on this site :rolleyes:

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