Real Sunbeam Shasta Daisy
Cheerful blooms abound with 'Real Sunbeam' Shasta Daisy. With blooms 3-4 inches across, this perennial is a summer garden essential, flowering from early summer into fall. Deadhead spent flowers to keep more blooms coming, and enjoy some in summer bouquets, too. Happy in full sun to part sun and not fussy, it will thrive in average, well-draining soil, and is drought tolerant once established. At 18-20 inches tall and 18-20 inches wide, 'Real Sunbeam' mixes into a perennial bed where its lush yellow will lift the pinks, purples, and blues of garden favorites such as Delphinium, Echinacea, Penstemon, and Coreopsis. Leucanthemum superbum can be toxic to dogs and cats and may cause skin and eye irritation. USPPP
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Real Sunbeam Shasta Daisy
Cheerful blooms abound with 'Real Sunbeam' Shasta Daisy. With blooms 3-4 inches across, this perennial is a summer garden essential, flowering from early summer into fall. Deadhead spent flowers to keep more blooms coming, and enjoy some in summer bouquets, too. Happy in full sun to part sun and not fussy, it will thrive in average, well-draining soil, and is drought tolerant once established. At 18-20 inches tall and 18-20 inches wide, 'Real Sunbeam' mixes into a perennial bed where its lush yellow will lift the pinks, purples, and blues of garden favorites such as Delphinium, Echinacea, Penstemon, and Coreopsis. Leucanthemum superbum can be toxic to dogs and cats and may cause skin and eye irritation. USPPP
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Cheerful blooms abound with 'Real Sunbeam' Shasta Daisy. With blooms 3-4 inches across, this perennial is a summer garden essential, flowering from early summer into fall. Deadhead spent flowers to keep more blooms coming, and enjoy some in summer bouquets, too. Happy in full sun to part sun and not fussy, it will thrive in average, well-draining soil, and is drought tolerant once established. At 18-20 inches tall and 18-20 inches wide, 'Real Sunbeam' mixes into a perennial bed where its lush yellow will lift the pinks, purples, and blues of garden favorites such as Delphinium, Echinacea, Penstemon, and Coreopsis. Leucanthemum superbum can be toxic to dogs and cats and may cause skin and eye irritation. USPPP
