

The Ox-Eye Daisy greets me every summer around Misterland, with its bright shimmering white and yellow blooms. Little Miss Hug loves to grow them too. She makes fantastic bouquets for all her friends.The Ox-Eye Daisy is a familiar, native wildflower seen in many fields, roadside verges, railways and alongside riverbanks. Attractive, silvery-white blooms with golden-yellow 'eyes' are produced from June to August each year. Excellent for borders or wildflower meadows.Ideal For Cottage Gardens, Wildlife Gardens, Low Maintenance GardenHardiness HardyPosition In full sunHeight Up to 60cm (24in)Spread Up to 40cm (16in)Ease of Growing easyEase of Aftercare easyFor a lovely huggable display of flowers! Follow my easy steps; 1. Sow some seeds in a flower pot filled with compost and pop into a plastic bag. 2. Place on a windowsill. 3. When they're growing nicely remove the bag. 4. Plant outside when the weather is warmer. 5. Give your plants a gentle hug to help them make lots of flowers!.
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The Ox-Eye Daisy greets me every summer around Misterland, with its bright shimmering white and yellow blooms. Little Miss Hug loves to grow them too. She makes fantastic bouquets for all her friends.The Ox-Eye Daisy is a familiar, native wildflower seen in many fields, roadside verges, railways and alongside riverbanks. Attractive, silvery-white blooms with golden-yellow 'eyes' are produced from June to August each year. Excellent for borders or wildflower meadows.Ideal For Cottage Gardens, Wildlife Gardens, Low Maintenance GardenHardiness HardyPosition In full sunHeight Up to 60cm (24in)Spread Up to 40cm (16in)Ease of Growing easyEase of Aftercare easyFor a lovely huggable display of flowers! Follow my easy steps; 1. Sow some seeds in a flower pot filled with compost and pop into a plastic bag. 2. Place on a windowsill. 3. When they're growing nicely remove the bag. 4. Plant outside when the weather is warmer. 5. Give your plants a gentle hug to help them make lots of flowers!.
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The Ox-Eye Daisy greets me every summer around Misterland, with its bright shimmering white and yellow blooms. Little Miss Hug loves to grow them too. She makes fantastic bouquets for all her friends.The Ox-Eye Daisy is a familiar, native wildflower seen in many fields, roadside verges, railways and alongside riverbanks. Attractive, silvery-white blooms with golden-yellow 'eyes' are produced from June to August each year. Excellent for borders or wildflower meadows.Ideal For Cottage Gardens, Wildlife Gardens, Low Maintenance GardenHardiness HardyPosition In full sunHeight Up to 60cm (24in)Spread Up to 40cm (16in)Ease of Growing easyEase of Aftercare easyFor a lovely huggable display of flowers! Follow my easy steps; 1. Sow some seeds in a flower pot filled with compost and pop into a plastic bag. 2. Place on a windowsill. 3. When they're growing nicely remove the bag. 4. Plant outside when the weather is warmer. 5. Give your plants a gentle hug to help them make lots of flowers!.
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Color | white/yellow |
Material | plastic |
Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
Size | 1 |
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