Daisies

Chrysanthemums do not have a special name for their seeds.

You should deadhead your peonies back after the bloom has gone by. Deadhead back to the leaf of that stem. Let the green stems and leaves die back naturally. We cut ours back to the ground in the fall.

if they wont get planty of sunlight they wont bloom

Take a garden knife and cut your daisy clump into two or more smaller clumps. Dig up the clumps with plenty of roots. Move the smaller clump where you need it in your garden.

In the US, when dill is grown as a farm crop, they are usually harvested with a combine harvester. The cylinder speed and fan speed must both be turned way down, due to the lightness and fragility of the seed.

To hand harvest some dill seed from your garden dill plants, you can just wait until the seed gets dry enough to be pulled off the seed head relatively easily and just "rake" the seed head through your fingers, palm up to catch the seed. Have a bag or other container handy to put the seed in, and you can have a lot of seed gathered up in just a few minutes.

the adapations of a daisy are that they grow close to the ground so they are not that badely affected by mowin and their white petals help the to produce pollen so they can attract lots of insects.

I hope this helps you if it doesnt then i am sorry, if you do have a better answer than I, then please dont hesatate to improve the answer thank you

P.s i am sorry for deleting the previous answer I just thought i would give people some ideas of what the adaptations are of a daisy.

hope it helps Chloe x

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Yes, botanists have created color varieties of the daisy, a gorgeous orange and purple. They are usually found at chain garden stores. One note, I have never had them come back each year like my white daisies.

daisies arent very particular about the climate they live in. they can adapt to whatever the climate is, and are very strong flowers during the winter. they tend to bloom each winter and summer, and can live in very harsh conditions. Daisies are a very faithful flower!!!

Daisies grow to full size within 2 and a half months. They are for plant lovers that have big, big gardens and have a few trees. It's important that you regularly check the flower and make sure it has a freebie surrounding.

When a flowering plant turns into a bulb it does not die. It simply changes its form so that the flowering part of the plant is sheltered within a series of protective layers.

A hardy bulb, such as a tulip bulb, can survive the winter if it is planted in the fall. A tender bulb, such as a begonia, cannot survive the winter and must be planted in the spring. If you are replanting tender bulbs, you must dig up the bulbs in the fall and store them in a cool dry place for the winter.

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No, they have roots and stems and vascular tissue

A daisy rein is a leather strap that attaches to the head piece of the bridle and then onto the D rings on the saddle. If runs along the crest of the horse and prevents the horse lowering his head beyond the movement needed for the gait. It is most commonly used on ponies who have a tendancy to literly throw the rider off by simply lowering his head. It is mainly see at the riding school. Also the grass riens are a similar kind of strap and used with the same intention as the daisy rein but the strap is attached to the browband instead of the headpiece.

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White flowers turn pink when you water them with alkaline water. (example of alkaline water: water that you wash your rice.)

Yes, all dahlias are edible, though only a few may be palatable to you. You can make things like dahlia bread, which is similar to aubergine bread. It tastes much nicer when you add cinnamon... (you may think that this is strange, it doesn't appeal to everyone!) Thaey are pretty hard to grow in your garden, but you can try!!!

The ASPCA puts out a list of what is toxic to specific animals. For a hamster, daffodils are very toxic. A wild animal will inheritly know what not to eat, but a hamster is a domesticated animal. A vase of daffodils or getting into the bulbs will cut his life short.

It is a widespread plant native to Europe and the temperate regions of Asia and an introduced plant into North America, Australia and New Zealand

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