Shasta daisies, bred by American horticulturist Luther Burbank back in 1890, were named after Mount Shasta in Northern California because their snowy white petals reminded Burbank of the color of the ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Shasta Daisies, belonging to the Compositae or Daisy family, formerly were members of the Chrysanthemum family. Since they’re not aromatic and their leaves don’t have ...

Q: I have planted lots of shasta daisies to attract pollinators to my backyard. They have flowered beautifully over summer – but now that fall is on the horizon, is it time to cut them back? A: Shasta ...

I have been too restricted in my thinking when it comes to selecting plants for mixed containers, especially when it comes to Shasta daisies. Although I have treasured varieties such as Becky and the ...

This time of the year the garden comes alive with shasta daisies. It seems to bring a renewal to the spirit like few other flowers. I was recently in Columbus, Ga., and had the opportunity to tour the ...

A recent visit to The Landings shopping center in Columbus Georgia taught me a little lesson. I have been too restricted in my thinking when it comes to selecting plants for mixed containers, Shasta ...

Growth habits: A clump-forming evergreen perennial with clusters of deeply toothed dark green leaves. Plant grows to 1 foot tall; flower stalks, to 3 feet tall during late spring. Light: Plant in full ...

Shasta daisy lovers will rejoice as the Amazing Daisy collection is more than doubling with the addition of three new varieties for 2022. The Garden Guy can hardly wait to get his hands on Amazing ...

Q. We are planning to turn a corner of our garden into a moon garden. We’ve selected many of the plants we’ll use but still need a trouble-free flowering perennial. Ideally, it would have flowers ...

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Shasta daisies are a welcome sign of summer. Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Sonnenschein’ is a wonderful daisy hybrid. The foliage is medium to dark ...

A recent visit to The Landings shopping center in Columbus taught me a little lesson: I have been too restricted in my thinking when it comes to selecting plants for mixed containers. Consider Shasta ...