Since the Spanish daisy is only conditionally hardy in this country, it should be provided with a protective layer outdoors in winter. But potted plants should be overwintered.
Spanish daisies are only partially hardy and need winter protection
The requirements for the winter quarters
The Spanish daisy (also Mexican fleabane) in the pot needs a change of location in autumn, insofar as it is to look fit next year. The winter quarters should be as follows:
- bright
- cool (0 to 5 °C)
- air regularly
- well suited among others: conservatories, greenhouses, (72.95 €) gazebo
Care in winter is limited to sparing watering and regular checking for pests. After hibernation, the perennial is cut down by 2/3. Slowly get them used to the direct sun again!
tips
If you cannot find a suitable place to overwinter, you can also plant and protect the perennial in the pot or wrap it with fleece and place it on the wall of the house.