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When does the marguerite daisy usually bloom?

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In cultivation, the marguerite daisy (Argyranthemum frutescens) can start blooming in December in winter, and its flowering period continues on and on. In regions with relatively cool summers, it can keep blooming until mid to late June. If a heavy pruning is done in early summer, it will bloom a second time after the weather cools in autumn, though the number of flowers is relatively smaller. The main flowering period should be in winter and spring, with another repeat bloom in autumn.

I. Flowering time

The marguerite daisy is an early-spring flower of the Asteraceae family. In cultivation, its flowering time can start in December in winter, and the flowering period continues on and on; in regions with relatively cool summers, it can keep blooming until mid to late June.

II. How to get a second bloom

During the high-temperature summer season, the marguerite daisy stops blooming. After the weather cools in autumn, if a heavy pruning was done in early summer, it will bloom a second time once autumn turns cool. However, the number of flowers in autumn is clearly smaller than the number of flowers in winter and spring, so the main flowering period should be in winter and spring, with another repeat bloom in autumn, where the flowering period is relatively shorter and the number of flowers is relatively smaller.

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