Alaska Shasta Daisy Thornless The seeds can be eaten

The seeds can be eaten fresh or dried

yellow and red carrot varieties offers exceptional crunch and flavor as well as outstanding appearance

an extra wide-mouthed funnel

Rich to dark purple

they resemble plump peony flowers more than the classic tulip

Alaska Shasta Daisy Thornless The seeds can be eatenA favorite for perennial and cutting gardens, Shasta Daisy delivers masses of frilly, 3 in., white, double blooms with yellow centers. Enjoy them in the garden and cut flower bouquets. Butterflies love them! This garden classic has a long blooming period, flowering throughout the summer and into early fall. Growing 2 3 ft. tall, Shasta Daisy can also be grown in containers. It performs best when planted in full sun to partial shade. Drought tolerant,