Shasta daises have beautiful, delicate blooms, with full, double quilled white petals and yellow centers, that return every spring and summer, flowering until early fall.
These drought-tolerant plants are relatively low maintenance, resistant to rabbits and deer, and with few insect and disease problems. However, if you grow Shasta daisies you will also know they also love to spread, so deadheading Shasta daisies isn't just to promote a longer blooming season, but also to stop them from self-seeding.
