There are more. An inventory of the yard reveals that currently the following are filling spaces: "Becky," "Alaska," "Snow Lady," "Sweet Daisy Birdy," "Snowcap," "Carpet Angel Daisy," "Banana ...

Alaska is a selection named for its tolerance for icy weather; this 2-foot beauty produces 2-inch flowers nonstop for at least a month in the spring and sporadically until cold weather returns.

Don't hesitate to fill all your vases with shasta daisies from the garden. The more of the big white blossoms you cut, the more you'll get, with new blooms often ...

Shasta Daisy is a well-behaved garden hybrid which shouldn’t be confused with the Ox-eye Daisy, ... “Alaska,” for about five years now and have not needed to divide it.

2. attract birds and bees. 3. are great cut flowers. 4. are considered to be low-maintenance flowers. 5. can be grown through propagation, seeds or division. 6. are deer-resistant. Daisies are ...

I read that Shasta daisies bloom all summer with deadheading, but mine puts on one full show then it's all over. They only have a few small buds on the lower stems, everything else is the same ...

Shasta daisies are short-lived perennials that are a mainstay in many gardens.

Don't hesitate to fill all your vases with shasta daisies from the garden. The more of the big white blossoms you cut, the more you'll get, with new blooms often Shasta daisies are short-lived ...