The unique shape of the flowers makes ‘Crazy Daisy’ an intriguing cut flower. Offered as seeds and as plants. A top candidate for the Shasta daisy with the best yellow coloring, the semi ...

Shasta daisies are hybrid perennial flowers that generally grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture Plant Hardiness Zones 5 through 9. Luther Burbank, one of the most successful plant hybridizers in ...

Daisies are low-maintenance, but watch for aphids, slugs, nematodes, earwigs, stem rot and leaf spot that could attack your plants ... Shasta Daisy, Red Shasta Daisy or, my favorite name, Crazy ...

EASY TO GROW Shasta daisies are easy to grow and this garden favorite is excellent in a border, where its glossy foliage makes it attractive even when not in bloom. When purchased at a nursery ...

Shasta daisy lovers will rejoice as the Amazing Daisy ... in mixed containers as potting soil certainly drains freely. Space plants 12- to 15-inches apart. Plant at the same depth they are growing ...

Shasta daisies are low maintenance but do require sun and average soil. Water well until the plant is established. The location needs to have good drainage, though, because the daisies dislike wet ...

They do multiply, but very slowly, so when I want more, I just buy the plants. Shasta Daisies While gerbera daisies appear in many colors and variations, shastas are one of my favorite white flowers.

Ease of culture: Easy. Hardiness: Hardy. Major problems: It can be difficult to find shasta daisies adapted to the Florida climate. Plants can be grown from seed but they seldom survive or flower.