Gourd Daisy Seed
Best choice for gardeners seeking unique, decorative autumn harvest displays.
Introducing the Gourd Daisy Seed, a unique open-pollinated variety developed by Larry Eckler. This annual flower produces an abundant harvest of ornamental gourds with a distinctive daisy pattern on the stem end. Enjoy a vibrant mix of colors including green, orange, yellow, and white. These seeds are suitable for direct sowing in spring or summer, maturing in approximately 95 days. Perfect for adding a touch of artistic charm to your garden landscape with moderate water needs and full sun exposure.
$7.30
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4.7
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Category Rank
270
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#270 in Seeds & Seed Tape
Price vs Category Average
-31%
Below average
Style
UNTREATED
/ UNTREATED
Who it's for
- Gardeners prioritizing high-yield, reliable plant growth
- Hobbyists wanting visually striking and conversation-starting garden features
- Crafters seeking unique materials for handmade home decor projects
Who should skip it
- Urban gardeners with limited planting space or small yards
- Gardeners living in regions with short, cool growing seasons
- Busy growers unable to perform frequent pest and disease monitoring
Performance breakdown
Visual Uniqueness
Distinctive daisy patterns offer a rare aesthetic for ornamental gardening.
Germination Reliability
Standardized open-pollinated genetics ensure consistent sprouting within ten days.
Ease of Cultivation
Direct sowing requirements make this an accessible choice for novice gardeners.
Yield Potential
High-output variety delivers an abundant harvest of decorative seasonal fruit.
Space Requirements
Extensive row spacing demands significant garden footprint for optimal growth.
Seed Integrity
Untreated, open-pollinated seeds preserve the original breeder's specific design traits.
Key Specs
Style
UNTREATED
Days to Maturity
95 Days
Planting Season
Spring, Summer
Seed Form
Loose Seeds
Variety Type
Open-Pollinated
Water Needs
Moderate
Flower Color
Mixed, Green, Orange, Yellow, White
Plant Type
Flower
Features
- Unique daisy pattern on gourds
- Attractive mix of colors
- High yield of ornamental fruit
- Developed by Larry Eckler
- Untreated seed style
- Open-pollinated variety
- Suitable for direct sowing
- Annual flowering plant
What customers say
Customers express strong satisfaction with the Gourd Daisy Seed, focusing primarily on exceptional quality and unique ornamental results. Gardeners consistently report outstanding germination success, reinforcing the seed's reliability for specialty varieties. The main delight stems from the novelty of the mature gourds; the seeds reliably produce the distinctive star like daisy pattern, making them highly desirable for autumn displays and crafting. Reviewers also commend the vigorous and productive growth habit of the vines. While cultivation requires space and management, this effort is widely accepted. The consensus is that this product delivers a dependable and exciting gardening experience, yielding a unique, high quality decorative item that justifies the investment. Repeat purchases are common due to the dependable aesthetic appeal.
Know before you buy
These seeds are best suited for direct sowing into the garden once the soil has warmed to 70-75°F. Plant them at a depth of 1.25 to 1.5 inches, ensuring you provide ample space with 18-24 inches between plants and 8-10 feet between rows.
You can expect the gourds to be ready for harvest approximately 95 days after sowing. Germination typically occurs within 6 to 10 days under ideal soil conditions.
Gourd Daisies are relatively straightforward to grow, requiring full sun exposure and moderate watering. Because they are an annual variety, they will complete their entire life cycle within a single growing season.
No, these are untreated, open-pollinated seeds. They are a unique variety developed by Larry Eckler, known for the distinctive daisy-like pattern that appears on the stem end of the fruit.
No, the seeds produce a vibrant mix of colors, including green, orange, yellow, and white. This variety is prized for its ornamental diversity and high yield of uniquely patterned fruit.
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