posted by prairiehen
7/24/2008
Region: Upper Plains
Zone: 3





This is a great plant. It winters well and is disease-free. Spreads moderately.Starts to bloom a little later than other types of daisy, but will bloom into Sept.
posted by nicci
3/29/2008
Region: South
Zone: 4





this is a great plant to have in your flower garden. You can cut flowers for vases and it just continues blooming giving you more. I divided this plant with my neighbor because it was so prolific.
posted by tipnmillie
3/28/2008
Region: Northeast
Zone: 6





Becky daisys thrive in my garden...they stand tall, transplant easily, last a long time and "play" well with others.
posted by Catgirl
3/27/2008
Region: Lower Plains
Zone: 6





Don't like the height and have trouble getting this to re-bloom in a season.
posted by catjane
3/27/2008
Region: Mid-Atlantic
Zone: 7





'Becky' is a stalwart I've had for years. Clean, clear white daisy, self-supporting, mildly spreading - there's nothing to dislike.
posted by Oregongilr
3/27/2008
Region: Pacific Northwest
Zone: 8





Love this plant. I get high winds in summer off the ocean and this is one that requires no staking as well as many many beautiful blooms.
posted by cecemax
3/27/2008
Region: Southeast
Zone: 7





Grows like mad...no pests...no problems!
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Photo/Illustration: Michelle Gervais
Photo/Illustration: Michelle Gervais
Photo/Illustration: Michelle Gervais