Thanks for all your replys about splitting a clump if Shasta Daisys may I ask another question I took six cuttings from plant in august only two left not looking great are they difficult to root?
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Volunteer's absolutely right - and anyway, a clump of shasta daisies is usually twice the size at the end of a season as it was at the beginning, I find it quite invasive. Dig up the clumps and split.
3 Nov, 2009
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The best way to propagate this is by dividing the clump in spring. Every small clump with a leaf shoot will produce a new clump. Either replant directly or pot up for later.
3 Nov, 2009