Erigeron ‘Stallone’ Seeds

Charming Rock Garden Daisy with Months of Colour

Erigeron ‘Stallone’ is a compact, free-flowering charmer that brings soft pastel blooms to rockeries, walls, containers, and gravel gardens. Its masses of daisy-like flowers open blush pink and fade to pale lilac or white, creating a naturally blended, two-tone effect all season long.

This tough, drought-tolerant perennial thrives in poor soils and dry spots where other plants struggle. Perfect for tumbling out of cracks, edging paths, or softening stonework with effortless cottage-garden style.

Key Features

Daisy blooms that shift beautifully from pink to white

Compact, spreading habit — great for walls, edging & rock gardens

Flowers continuously from late spring through autumn

Highly drought-tolerant once established

Low-maintenance and extremely reliable

Attracts bees and beneficial pollinators

Growing Instructions

Sow indoors: February–June

How to sow: Press seeds lightly onto moist compost (do not cover).

Germination: 2–3 weeks at 18–20°C

Transplant: Pot on when seedlings are strong enough to handle

Plant out: After frost, spacing 20–25 cm apart

Position: Full sun or light shade; thrives in free-draining, poorer soils

Care: Avoid overwatering; minimal feeding needed

Flowering: Late spring to autumn

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Erigeron ‘Stallone’ easy to grow?
Very — it’s a hardy, carefree perennial ideal for beginners.

Does it tolerate dry conditions?
Yes, it excels in dry walls, gravel gardens, and low-water areas.

How tall does it grow?
Typically 15–25 cm tall with a spreading, cascading habit.

Does it attract wildlife?
Yes — bees and small pollinators love the blooms.

Is it good for containers?
Absolutely. It spills beautifully over pot edges and wall crevices.

Should I deadhead it?
Not required, but deadheading encourages even more flowers.