Shasta daisies, bred by American horticulturist Luther Burbank back in 1890, were named after Mount Shasta in Northern California because their snowy white petals reminded Burbank of the color of the ...

Shasta Daisies, belonging to the Compositae or Daisy family, formerly were members of the Chrysanthemum family. Since they're not aromatic and their leaves don't have grayish-white hairs, they were ...

‘As an evolutionary geneticist, I encourage developmental botanists to look into the genetic basis of the cushion form in stemless daisies’ Composites, or plants in the family Compositae, usually look ...

If you are thinking simple in gardening, there is nothing better than daisies. If you close your eyes and picture a vase full of daisies, there is nothing simpler or sweeter. Daisies are a symbol of ...

Gerbera daisies thrive in well-drained soil, preferably in containers or raised beds, and require morning sun and afternoon shade. Regular maintenance includes bi-weekly fertilizing and deadheading ...