These plants rapidly create a full border while delivering long-term beauty through simple maintenance.” Shasta daisies thrive with full sun but can also adapt to partial shade. Hardiness Zone ...

10 of the best Shasta daisies for your yard. These are robust plants that carry unusually dark leaves to ... Perennial and mixed borders, one of the few Shasta daisy varieties that makes good ...

They’re perfect for borders, containers and wildflower patches. ... Oxeyes, Painted daisies and Gerberas. These plants can flourish year upon year given the right conditions.

The summer is always a little brighter in the garden when brightly colored zinnias are among the various plants. Zinnias are ...

When a bride wants flowers in such bright colors as lime green, fuschia and tangerine for her bridal bouquet, she most often chooses gerbera daisies. Daisy, daisy: Gerbera daisies are the answer ...

Hardiness: USDA 4-8 Height/spread: 6in (15cm) Best for: Summer borders Some alpine plants look like daisies and if that’s your fancy then this certainly fits the bill. For anyone in search of ...

Michaelmas, or the Feast of St Michael, falls on 29 September, so the plants are always associated with the start of autumn. ... Michaelmas daisies add autumnal gaiety to any border.

They travelled from Down Under, tiny stowaway seeds that turned the river banks around Scottish Borders woollen mills into a blaze of springtime colour. Tangled in fleece shorn from sheep 10,000 miles ...

Flowering fruitless plum trees, lavender, catnip, cypress bush, yarrow, and red hot poker plants dot the landscape and surrounding hillsides. Brilliant yellow daisies, cactus and succulents fill ...

Shasta daisies (Leucanthemum x superbum) are a classic summer flower that are easy to grow and have a long bloom time. They are long-lived and are versatile garden plants.