Zulu Prince Daisy
- Annual plants grow to 2 feet
- Creamy white blossoms
- Tolerates heat, sun, and drought
- This variety will grow well in most regions of the United States but it does best in warm, dry conditions.
Item Details
((Venidium fastuosum) (aka Monarch of the Veld) A native of Africa, this annual tolerates heat, sun, and drought, and its beautiful creamy-white flowers bloom until frost. With silver-tinged foliage that is finely lobed and silky in appearance, this species does best in warm, dry conditions. Annual, 2' tall.
Learn to Grow Zulu Prince Daisy
Start Indoors: 8-10 weeks before last frost
Germination: 6-14 Days
Plant Outdoors: 9-12” Apart
Light: Full Sun
Instructions - Sow seeds indoors 1/8" deep. Transplant outdoors after last frost, when temperature remains above 40ºF. Does well in dry areas and prefers light dry soil.
Ratings & Reviews
3 reviews
Beautiful Flower
by Erika
This is a gorgeous flower and quickly became a favorite of mine. All the seeds I planted grew, and they did really well in pots. I got a lot of compliments on them - since they were outside my front door. The center of the flower is unique, and I loved the green-silvery color of the foliage, which reminded me a little bit of some varieties of lavender. They lasted a long time too - blooming up through Holloween and into November.
Zone: 6b
Garden Type: Pots
Permanent addition to my garden!
by Alex
Tried these for the first time last year and they're a new favorite. Mine took a few weeks to germinate so make sure you start them inside early. Not much spread so plant a lot! Thrived in the hot, dry months. Centers are unlike anything I've seen. Bloomed all summer and fall! Zone 5A
Wow such a special flower!
by SONIA
I definitely recommend these seeds. My germination rate was low but what finally came up and bloomed was so pretty! i wish I could post a pic! I started in a tray under lights to germinate. I plan on saving seeds so I can plant more of this flower. I like that it is a perennial in my Region. I’m in South Tx Region 9A.