How to prune becky shasta daisy

Deadhead throughout flowering (midsummer to early autumn); cut back by half after peak flush; cut to ground in late autumn. Remove spent flowers cutting back to the nearest side bud or healthy leaf. After peak bloom, cut the whole clump back by roughly half. In late autumn, cut all stems to 2–3 inches above ground level.

Deadhead regularly; cut back once mid-season; annual hard cut-back in autumn; divide every 2–3 years. 'Becky' is a tall, robust Shasta daisy cultivar that blooms reliably from midsummer. Deadhead spent blooms regularly to extend the season. Cut back by half after the main flush to encourage re-bloom. In late autumn, cut stems to ground level. Divide congested clumps every 2–3 years to maintain the strong upright habit.

Remove spent flowers cutting back to the nearest side bud or healthy leaf. After peak bloom, cut the whole clump back by roughly half. In late autumn, cut all stems to 2–3 inches above ground level.