What is the butter daisy?

Melampodium Paludosm or butter Daisy, is a garden plant with cheerful, yellow flowers growing charming between giant, green and heart leaves. You can easily take care of these plants and grow with proper watering and lots of sunlight. This plant is abundant and grows well in hot or humid areas. They are considered a beautiful addition to any yard or floral pipe in areas where there is partial sun to full shadow. Blossom is a fragrant, clear and yellowish gold with several javelin petals and an orange bulb on Wednesday. The adult flower has a long root of the tap, which serves as a good anchor for the plant and helps it drought. After Daisy butter begins to achieve maturity, it has a fertile flow of flowers that will flourish during its vegetation season.

butter daisies tend to grow easily and prefer soil that is neutral or slightly alkaline and somewhat limase, and best grow in fertile, well -drained soil with regularm by irrigation. With lots of sunlight and water, the growth of 12-18 inches (30-45 cm) will grow to 24 inches (about 60 cm) wide. Although it is classified as an annual, it tends to self -run, which means that the seeds fall when it rains or as soon as the wind blows, and the removal of flowers prevents it from voluntary growth. In order to grow butter daisies, it should sow it inside with garden soil and after germinating the seeds should be re -deployed outside the place where the root of the tap can develop.

butter daisy as bed linen or as a plant plant in a container. It adds a cheerful, color presence in the garden with its spectacular flowers and looks good at the mixed border. Butter daisies create good filler plants and can be planted with other annuals that require similar growing conditions. They are relatively easy to grow and require low maintenance, so they are attractive to gardeners and landscapes that are less qualified.

This flowerIt is resistant to deer, most diseases and insects, with the exception of white flies and aphids. White flies and aphids attack the plant under the conditions of drought and suck the sap from the flower, causing great fear. Gardener must remember to regularly watered butter daisy to keep the insects away, and the plant will flourish. The attractive advantage of the plant is that it attracts bees, butterflies and birds.