Daisy
Leucanthemum x superbum, L. x vulagre
An old-fashioned favorite for cutting, pollinator, and perennial gardens! Shasta Daisies come in many cultivars with single and double flowers, and white and yellow blooms. Oxeye Daisies are wild growers, considered a weed or invasive by some, but can be used in a garden and for cut flowers. There are many other species known as daisies (such as Montauk Daisy 'Nipponanthemum nipponicum,' Marguerite Daisy 'Argyranthemum foeniculaceum,' and Gerbera Daisy 'Gerbera jamesonii'), so it is easy to get confused about daisies!
How to Grow Daisy
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Growing from Seed
Cover seeds lightly. Plant in uniformly moist soil.
Feeding
No fertilizing necessary.
Harvesting
Pick flowers when open but before the centers are pollinated.
