Shasta daisy

You may also start Shasta daisies from seed in the early spring.

The reason is that Shasta daisies, especially the tall ones, need frequent dividing.

Shasta daisies are the glue that holds a summer perennial garden together.

Another summer standby are the Shasta daisies that can be cut back and pop up again each year.

Shasta daisies are characterized by a distinct odor which some find unpleasant.

All Shasta daisies will bloom again in the autumn if the plants are cut back after their main flush of flowers is spent.

But his colleagues in the plant-breeding business, knowing a good thing when they saw it, have continued developing Shasta daisies.

I spray the fake Shasta daisies with watered-down vanilla from the kitchen.

On the other side of the board fence, beyond the row of shasta daisies, something had stirred.

In '99 I planted burning bush, glads, shasta daisies, and sunflowers there.

I have a few clumps of lovely white shasta daisies in my small garden which grow to unruly heights during the summer.

Pick some late summer favourites such as shasta daisies and dahlias and put them in a vase for the house.

In April take a critical look at your perennials such as shasta daisies, delphiniums and penstemons.

Shasta daisies and golden marguerites, mowed after their June bloom, are opening new blossoms now.

Some Shasta daisies, especially the doubles, do not reliably come true from seed and are usually vegetatively propagated.

Besides, starting Shasta daisies every year means that I'll have plenty of plants to use for filling any vacancies in the garden.

Oleanders put on their best show along with plumbago, jacarandas, liliums and shasta daisies.

If white ones will do, you could try Shasta daisies (Leucanthemum x superbum), which are somewhat shade-tolerant.

Divide and replant perennials such as asters, shasta daisies and hostas.

Groups of white shasta daisies and vertical stands of soft blue echinops thrive in this free-draining sandy soil.

Among the ones that do are delphiniums, Shasta daisies, Maltese cross, painted daisies and baby's breath.

Shasta daisies are as classic as a Greek column, as classy as pearl earrings.

Although Shasta daisies are perennial, and hardy well into New England, I like to grow the cutting varieties as biennials.

It is planted exclusively in purples and whites - irises, lavender, lilies, violas and shasta daisies.

And keep cutting those shasta daisies, coreopsis, purple coneflowers, zinnias and black-eyed Susans for indoor arrangements.