Marguerite Daisy

Descended from a native prairie flower, this beauty was chosen to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Denver City. This prolific bloomer is very heat tolerant. Reaches 18-20'' tall and 12-14'' wide.

Ideal for borders are even containers. One of the most popular perennial flowers around. Sow in February for a summer and fall bloom. Classic daisy for cut flowers and sunny beds.

Cut flowers can last more than 2 weeks. Works well in containers. Shipped potted. Blooms in early to late summer. Terrific new color and lots of large 4'' flowers are lemon yellow at first and then gradually intensify to a more vibrant buttery golden-yellow...

Semi-double flowers are great for mass plantings! Don't be fooled by their delicate appearance! These low maintenance flowers are very easy to grow, hardy and vigorous! They can tolerate drought, and poor, even sandy soils, but prefer good drainage.

Fiesta Daisies sparkle in reds and yellow. Easy to grow perennial beauties! Plant these colorful daisies in full sun or partial shade and watch them bloom and multiply each year. Long-lasting in the garden or vase.

The white, pink and red flowers have yellow centers, and their long stems combine with fern-like foliage to make excellent bouquet presentations. Bushy annuals that produce plenty of daisies in early summer! Long flower stems make this an excellent cut...

Forms a nice 18-24'' clump. For years, they were only available in yellow. Coreopsis are one of the easiest of all perennials to grow. Plant in full sun. Heaven's Gate is very different with large, blush pink flowers with a rose red eye and gold button...

Drought and deer resistant, attracts butterflies and makes a great cut flower. This plant is a blooming machine producing flowers from early summer right through fall. Plant 12-18'' apart.

The daisy-like blossoms reach up to 2'' across on sturdy 18-24'' stems and bear abundantly all summer and into fall. Insects and disease resistant as well as drought tolerant. Excellent as a cut flower.

This little beauty also works well as a potted plant. Prolific bloomer all summer to early fall. Prefers to be planted in full sun. Cherry Brandy is a beautiful new color in Rudbeckia! It puts on a dazzling show with its 3'' blooms in shades of cherry...

Mix Alaska with lady's mantle, salvias, star zinnias and coreopsis for a vibrant, dramatic display. Under the flowers, there's a neat backdrop of the glistening, deep green foliage.

Remove the spent flowers to extend the flowering season into the fall. Plants are easily started from seed — sow 1/8 inch deep — but you can start them indoors in pots as well.

The easy to grow plants are trouble free bloomers from mid to late summer. Shasta Daisy is a favorite for cut flowers due to its strong 2 foot stems. Alaska has the largest flowers of the white, daisy flowered mums.

Grows 15-18'' tall and 24'' wide. Blooming for months from early to late summer, Mercury Rising pumps out lots of 1-1/2 to 2'' velvety red flowers. Hardy, disease resistant plants make nice mounds that are great for edging or along a walkway in sunny...

A coneflower unlike any other! Double your flower power with the Double Decker! Unlike regular coneflowers, it features a second tier of flowers above its cones! Plants grow to about 3' tall.

Plant in full sun to partial shade. (Leucanthemum x superbum) Perennial Zones 4-9. 18,000 seeds/oz.; 10-14 days, 60-65ºF, seeds need light to germinate. (24-28”) Crazy Daisy Shasta Daisy features fully double flowers that are creamy white with a yellow...

A sure spotlight in the summer garden. An easy-to-grow, low-maintenance plant. Unlike other single shasta varieties, Banana Cream has an extra row of ray petals, which add to a fuller flower look.

The 2 1/2" flowers literally cover the plants from spring all the way through late summer. Can't be beat for her long season of blooms and full, tidy habit. Extra-tough in the garden, Snow Lady is a very healthy bloomer.

Mix with lady's mantle, salvias, star zinnias and coreopsis for a vibrant, dramatic display. From June to August, Silver Princess explodes in a burst of pure white petals that radiate from the soft yellow eyes.

The different forms and colors are striking in the garden and equally as impressive in the vase. Collection includes one plant each of Snow Lady, Crazy Daisy and Banana Cream. Have the best of all our daisies with this easy plants collection.

Remove the spent flowers to extend the flowering season into the fall. Plants are easily started from seed — sow 1/8 inch deep — but you can start them indoors in pots as well.

You don't want your plant's roots to sit is water, but you don't want it to leach out too quickly, either. In the fall, after the first frost,Shasta daisies are hardy from USDA zones 5-9, so container grown plants may only be hardy to zone 7.

Trimming wilted blooms will also reduce rampant self-seeding. Water only occasionally during the summer months, as too much water results in a weak, unattractive plant with a shorter lifespan.

Painted daisy care is simple when they're planted in the right soil and location. Painted daisy perennials are the perfect height for those hard to fill middle spots in the garden when early spring blooms are dying back.

Blooms in summer and makes an excellent cut flower. Huge daisies, 3" across, frillier than anything ever seen before. Dozens of petals twist and turn, with no two flowers exactly the same.

Plants should be cut down to the ground in late fall. They'll tolerate poor soils but do best in well-drained prepared beds with lots of organic matter. Tall) Learn How to Grow Daisies here.

Unfortunately, there's not much gardeners can do about temperature fluctuations, but a layer of mulch may help.– Shasta daisies like lots and lots of sun, and without it, they're likely to object by refusing to bloom.