Gloriosa Daisies look great almost anywhere. Grow them in natural settings, as borders, or in masses. You can grow them in flowerpots on your patio or deck. However, if you do, grow them as an annual. Gloriosa Daisies, like other Black-Eyed Susan flowers, attract butterflies.

Gloriosa Daisy grows to a height of 1′ – 3′ feet depending upon the variety. Some dwarf varieties top out at just under a foot. The plant’s typical spread is 18″ inches. It’s frost tolerant and winter hardy in hardiness USDA zones 3 through 10. Leaves are 2″ – 4″ inches long and lance-shaped.

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Black-eyed Susan is a fast-growing, upright, branching biennial or short-lived perennial in the aster family (Asteraceae) that is native to the eastern United States. Because it blooms in the first year when planted from seed in early spring, it is often mistaken for an annual.

Big, bold daisy-like blooms offer richly hued solid or bicolor petals. The warmth of their sunny colors carries over into autumn, making them wonderful companions to late season perennials and the changing foliage of nearby trees.

The daisy-like blooms are large, up to 3 inches (7 cm) across, with bright yellow to orange petals surrounding a prominent, dark purplish-black central cone – hence the name, Black-eyed Susan. Single or double, the blooms rise atop sturdy, upright stems covered with bristly hairs.

Gloriosa daisies are superb, long-lasting cut flowers and cutting encourages the plants to send out more blossoms. They grow well in almost any soil, in full sun or part shade and look good in beds and borders. Pests: None reported.

2022年4月8日 · The Gloriosa Daisy is a lovely perennial flower that blooms from summer into early fall. Its flower head resembles that of the typical daisy, with a round center and delicate lance-shaped petals arranged in a rosette.

2023年10月12日 · This species is often called “gloriosa daisy” or “black-eyed Susan” for the flower’s dark center disk flowers and cheerful yellow ray flowers (a.k.a. petals). Fun fact: The yellow hue of the petals is often described as “taxi-cab yellow.”

A glorious addition to any garden, the Gloriosa Daisy stands tall and blooms beautiful yellow petals that range from golden orange, to a deep mahogany red. Another pollination powerhouse, this flower beckons for bees and butterflies to bolster your garden.