Slow to sprout
2–3 weeks; light helps.
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Black-and-white paper daisies.
Pierrot White pairs white petals with dark centers for a moody look in fresh and dried work.
Productive, base-branching plants carry small, 1–2" upward-facing daisies with papery petals on thin, wiry stems that are easy to cut and strip. They last a long time in the vase and dry well. Plants are a little short for cutting, about 18–24". Also called acroclinium, immortelle or paper daisy.
Flowers about 55–65 days from sowing, on plants 18–24" tall. Open-pollinated.
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Know before you sow
Growing times vary with weather, soil and local conditions.
2–3 weeks; light helps.
Full sun, sandy soil.
Flowers keep opening.
Holds color well.
About 14–21 days at 18–24°C (65–75°F).
Recommended. Sow 6–8 weeks ahead of your last frost and plant out once frost danger is over.
Once the last frost has passed, press seed into the surface or cover it only lightly, since light helps; keep the soil moist until seedlings appear. Sow about every 2" and thin to 6–8".
6–8".
Sandy, free-draining soil is best.
Full sun.
Cut before flowers are fully open, for fresh or dried use; they keep opening after cutting. Hang bunches to dry.
Fresh and dried flowers, beds and borders. Also called paper daisy or everlasting daisy.
Annual.
100 seeds.
About 9,900 on average.
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