Harris Seeds Gourd Daisy Seed

These gourds require warm soil to germinate, so you should direct sow them only after the danger of frost has passed and the soil temperature reaches 70-75°F. Planting too early in cold, damp soil can lead to poor germination.

These are vigorous growers that need plenty of room to spread. Plan for spacing of 45.72-60.96 cm within the row, with 243.84-304.8 cm between rows to ensure adequate airflow and vine development.

You can expect these gourds to reach maturity in approximately 95 days. Since they are a seasonal crop, ensure you have a long enough growing season in your area to accommodate this timeline before the first fall frost.

Harris Seeds recommends direct sowing for this variety. Gourds generally have sensitive root systems that do not transplant well, so sowing directly into the garden bed once the soil is warm is the most reliable method.

The defining feature of this mix is a distinct, daisy-like pattern located on the stem end of each gourd. The mix includes a variety of colors like green, orange, yellow, and white, making them ideal for decorative autumn displays.