Garland Daisy Seeds (Glebionis coronaria) – Chrysanthemum Edible Flower Seeds

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Garland Daisy Seeds (Glebionis coronaria) produce annual flowering plants known for bright yellow blooms and edible leafy greens. These plants grow well in sunny locations with well-drained soil and moderate watering. Suitable for garden beds, borders, and kitchen gardens, garland daisy develops soft foliage and daisy-like flowers during the growing cycle. The plant adapts to outdoor environments and maintains steady growth. These seeds are suitable for gardeners interested in growing dual-purpose plants for ornamental and edible garden use.
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Garland Daisy Seeds (Glebionis coronaria) – Chrysanthemum Edible Flower Seeds

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Planting Season

Winter Spring

Light Requirement

Full Sun

Plant Height

40–90 cm

Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor Plant
Planting Information
Life Cycle Annual Plant
Plant Characteristics Edible Flower
Plant Type Leafy Plant
Flavour Profile Mild Bitter
Life Annual Plant
Germination Time 5–10 Days
Fruit Size Not Applicable
Soil Type Loamy Soil
Soil pH 6.0–7.5
Spacing Between Plants 20–25 cm
Watering Needs Moderate Water
Harvest Time 30–50 Days
Bloom Season Spring Season
Seeds per Pack 6000
Seed Type Vegetable Seeds
Yield Potential Leaf Yield
GTIN 36002706329

Sow seeds directly into soil at shallow depth. Maintain moisture and place in full sunlight for germination.

Provide full sunlight and moderate watering. Harvest leaves regularly to encourage fresh growth.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you sow.

Can garland daisy flowers be harvested as edible greens?

Young leaves and flowers are used as food in some cuisines, but only correctly identified, cleanly grown plant material should be considered.

What do mature garland daisy flowers look like?
Flower heads can show white, yellow, or mixed petal patterns depending on the plant.

Can garland daisy grow in a container?

Yes. Use a container with drainage, sunlight, and enough root space for seasonal growth.

Do garland daisies attract pollinators?

Their open flower heads can attract bees and other flower-visiting insects. When should spent flowers be removed? Remove faded blooms for a tidy display, or leave selected heads if collecting mature seed.

How does garland daisy differ from chrysanthemum?
Glebionis coronaria is a different species with distinctive foliage and flowers and an edible-use association.

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