Alaska Shasta Daisies

Alaska Shasta Daisy is a classic, long-lived perennial that is so carefree, it's easy to see why it's one of the most popular varieties. It is especially cold hardy, producing tons of blooms for the border. You can count on this one to return and multiply each year. Alaska Shasta Daisies require little care and deliver masses of frilly, 3" double blooms with yellow centers during the summer months. Simply lovely in wildflower gardens, or in clumps through a mixed flower bed. Butterflies love them. Alaska Shasta Daisy plants produce strong, straight stems that allow for easy cut-flower arranging. Despite being commonly confused with invasive daisy varieties, the Alaska Daisy is non-invasive and well-behaved. Leucanthemum x superbum 'Alaska'

Where is the best place to plant Alaska Shasta Daisies?

Alaskan Daisies prefer full sun environments but can still tolerate partial shade, however, if planted in shade, it will not have as many blooms.

How do you water Alaskan Daisies?

The Alaska Shasta Daisy should have soil that is evenly moist, but is more sensitive to overwatering. It can tolerate very short periods of drought but should be carefully tended to after.