Not long ago I posted pictures of my English Daisy (Bellis Perennis) plant growing wild in my yard. Since then it has grown and put on many more blooms. I think it's just a lovely little plant. Wish I had more of them now. They are a cool-season annual that are easy to grow from seed down here. Plant them in the fall for best results, though it may be worth a try in the early spring. They grow in the same conditions that calendulas grow in, so refer to my post of yesterday for more infomation. I think these would be perfect in a cottage garden at the front of a bed with taller plants behind them. They only get about 6" high.
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