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Leucanthemum Western Star Gemini (Shasta Daisy)
(Shasta Daisy)
£10.00
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Carefully packed in strong cardboard boxes with specially designed inserts to protect and keep your plant safe during transit. Good for your plant and good for the environment!
Our plants are grown by us, on our own nursery, in large sized pots, meaning stronger, healthier plants with better root systems for success in your garden. We have been growing plants and perennials for over 50 years.
Spend £60 or more for free delivery (otherwise £6.99 delivery charge) within 7 working days, to all UK mainland postcodes. All plants are picked and packed, fresh from our own nursery in Herefordshire and sent directly to you.
Leucanthemum Shasta Daisies are one of the most popular perennials due to their mass of large flowers that appear over a long period during the summer. They are easy to grow, require minimal maintenance and are very popular with bees and other wildlife. ‘Western Star Gemini’ is admired for it’s compact habit, producing white flowers with a yellow tint, at the end of long flower stems.
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Shasta Daisies are easy to grow and require minimal care. They prefer a sunny or partially shaded spot in a rich, moist, well-drained soil. Good drainage is very important, so add some sand or grit if you have particularly wet soil. Keep well watered during the summer months until established, allowing the soil to dry slightly between each watering. Apply a general purpose fertiliser in the spring, after the plants have begun to grow. Then, apply again every month or two throughout the season. Remove dead flowers to prolong flowering and in winter cut the flower stems back to the base of the plant. You can also divide and separate established plants. Separate them every three or four years, and they will reward you with bigger blooms. If you do not do this, the plants will begin to crowd each other out, competing for nutrients. As a result, both the plants and the blooms will be smaller.
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