Daisy Mix (New)

Edible Flower


Origin

Europe and Asia.


Fun fact

The name "daisy" is thought to have originated from the Old English term "day's eye." This is because the flower opens its petals during the day and closes them at night.

Taste Profile

Daisy flowers, particularly the petals, have a mild and slightly tangy flavor. The taste is often described as being subtly grassy, with hints of sweetness and spice.


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Use

Classic use example

The petals of the daisy flowers can be added to salads, desserts, or used as a garnish.

Daisy flowers can be added to teas for an extra floral aroma.

Pairings

Vegetables

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Desserts

How to harvest



Instructions:

●Harvest the fully opened flowers.

●When the plants are too tall, cut them above the nodes. Keep the 2/3 of the plant height.

● Remove yellow and dead leaves.




Days until first harvest

# flowers per Basket per Week

Storage