Becky Shasta Daisy

Effortless Daisy for Bright White Beauty

Growing all through late summer and early fall, there’s no denying the extended blooming time that Becky Shasta Daisies can offer. They can be planted in late spring and will last well into late September. Plus, they're especially hardy to most soil types, drought-tolerant, and resistant to rabbits and deer.

Offering bright white flower blooms and golden yellow centers, this perennial makes the best cut flowers! Simply cut each stem on an angle, and collect up to 5-8 of your showiest blooms. Arrange in a tall glass vase or gift to family and friends - the flowers will last for about 1-2 weeks!

With a fast growth rate and ability to thrive with minimal care, the Becky Shasta Daisy has sturdy stems that don't require staking, making it ultra low-maintenance. Its showy blooms also attract pollinators like birds, bees, and butterflies for added garden interest.

The Becky Shasta Daisy, with its bright white and yellow, is versatile enough to match any color palette or garden style, seamlessly fitting into garden beds, borders, patio containers and more.

Get your own Becky Shasta Daisy today and enjoy the effortless color display and easy care it provides!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: Plant your Becky Shasta Daisy in an area of full sun (at least 6 hours per day). It’s not overly picky about soil type as long as there is good drainage. Plant in a wildflower or cutting garden, along a garden wall or in a raised bed.

2. Watering: Water generously upon first planting with extra care during the first growing season. Thereafter, water only during extended hot spells. Fertilizing is not required; compost once in late spring as an option.

3. Pruning: Deadheading can help improve the growth and vitality of your Becky Shasta Daisies. Simply pick off shriveled, older blooms to allow new growth to form in its place. Every 2-3 years it is also encouraged to dig up a small section of your plants and replant elsewhere (or keep as cuttings) to allow better room for new growth.