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Kings Seeds’ Daisy Seed collection brightens NZ gardens with cheerful blooms that thrive in borders, beds or pots. As a 100% NZ-owned family business with over 45 years of experience, Kings Seeds supplies a range of quality daisy seeds. From colourful summer ground covers to mass border plantings or dried flowers, daisies bring long-lasting joy throughout warmer months. Order daisy seeds online and create delightful displays season after season. 


Can You Grow Daisies From Seed?

Yes, you can easily grow daisies from seed in New Zealand gardens. Depending on the variety, you can either sow directly into well-prepared soil outdoors or start trays under cover, then transplant seedlings once strong enough. Daisy seeds usually germinate within two weeks when given warmth, light and moisture. Thin seedlings to provide space for growth, helping each plant establish without competition. Daisies suit beginner gardeners because germination is reliable and they require minimal effort in the garden. Our family business has supported gardeners with growing a range of daisy varieties from seed for decades. Sow confidently and enjoy vibrant blooms that brighten any space.


When should you sow daisy seeds?

Sow daisy seeds in NZ during spring when frosts have passed, ensuring the soil is warm enough for germination. In more northern regions throughout New Zealand, you may be able to sow earlier to lengthen the flowering window, while cooler, more southern climates may need later planting for best results. Daisies thrive when established early enough to enjoy summer sun. Kings Seeds offers expert advice and quality daisy seeds to help gardeners achieve strong plants and colourful flowers through the spring and summer. 


Will Daisies Come Back Every Year?

Whether daisies return depends on the specific type. Some daisies available at Kings Seeds are annuals, such as the Livingstone Daisy Sparkle Mix or the Rudbeckia Golden Daisies, completing their life cycle within one season. Other daisy varieties are perennials, such as the Bellis Pompoms or Aster Michaelmas Daisy, flowering in the following spring. Perennial daisy varieties can keep flowering for multiple years. Choose seed varieties suited to your garden plan for the best flower displays. 


What Temperature do Daisy Seeds Germinate at?

Generally, daisy seeds germinate best in New Zealand when the soil sits between 18–25°C, giving seedlings consistent warmth without being too extreme. At these temperatures, germination typically occurs within 7–14 days. Refer to the specific seed information online for the right soil conditions for each specific daisy variety. Gardeners should sow daisy seeds in trays indoors if outdoor conditions remain too cold during early spring. Daisies started under the right conditions produce stronger plants, ready to thrive once transferred to beds or pots for a beautiful flower display.