General description
Becky shasta daisy reaches a height of 3'-4', with a spread of 2'-3', and flowers profusely. This clump-forming perennial flower blooms June-September. In fact, it is its long blooming period that makes this cultivar especially attractive, along with its drought-tolerance. Becky shasta daisy flowers exhibit the classic "daisy pattern," with white petals radiating from a central yellow disk.
Plant requirements
Plant in full sun (or partial sun in the South) and well-drained soil. Becky shasta daisy is drought-tolerant once established.
Maintenance
Deadheading will promote further blooming. Divide clumps of Becky shasta daisy every 2-3 years to maintain vigor and propagate.
Practical use
Becky shasta daisy attracts bees, birds and butterflies. Fortunately, it is not attractive to deer, making it an effective component in deer control.