WHEN TO SET OUTSIDE
Marguerite Daisy provides flowers from early to late summer and can be set in the ground in spring when there is still the potential for a light frost, or in early autumn.
PLACEMENT & CULTIVATION
Deer resistant and great for borders, Marguerite Daisy does best in full sun but tolerates part shade; grows well in most well-drained soil types, including those which are sandy. Does not tolerate clay soils or extreme heat and humidity of the South. Perfect for rock or cottage gardens, also used in xeriscaping. Divide every 2-3 years in late summer or early autumn.
Watering Details:
Drought tolerant—1" of water every week or two.
Soil pH:
Tolerates most soil pH levels but prefers slightly alkaline.
Fertilizer:
Apply an organic granular fertilizer in spring; mix in. Too much fertilizer will cause plants to become leggy and require staking.
Diseases & Pests:
No major pests or diseases.