African daisies are perennials, though in places with heavy frost, they're grown as annual flowers. Follow these tips to best care for your African daisies: Place African daisies in direct sunlight. African daisies grow best in full sun, and while they can grow in light shade, they will produce fewer flowers.
First, remember that some daisy plant varieties are annuals, living for one season only, while others are perennials, living for more than one season. For example, the marguerite daisy (Argyranthemum frutescens) is an annual plant.
African daisies need light to germinate, so you simply need to sprinkle the seeds on top of the soil to plant them. Do not cover them. Once you have them on the soil, place them in a cool, well-lit location. Do not use heat to germinate them.
This plant will reseed, but its brownish, papery seeds are easily blown away. Your best bet is to collect the seeds and plant them yourself next season.. . . . .364011235425!]0000000000000009783314145452!]
