- 1). Designate a space in your garden where you will plant English daisies in the spring after the last frost. Choose a spot that is situated in either full sun or partial shade, as these are the conditions in which English daisies thrive.
- 2). Obtain English daisy plants in 4-inch to 1-gallon-sized containers. Assemble as many plants as you desire to fill the designated area in your garden.
- 3). Select English daisy plants that display new growth in the form of budding leaves and flowers, which are signs of health. Avoid plants that are discolored, wilted or dry.
- 4). Dig a hole for each English daisy plant using a shovel in the designated area of your garden. Make sure the holes you dig are about the same depth as the original containers in which the English daisies came.
- 5). Position the holes so there will be between 4 to 6 inches of space between each English daisy plant.
- 6). Add fertilizer to each planting hole if you desire. Follow the fertilizer manufacturer's instructions with regard to amount and method of application.
- 7). Remove the English daisy plants from their containers. Lightly loosen their soil and roots. Position them in the holes.
- 8). Fill in the holes with any displaced dirt.
- 9). Add about 3 inches of compost around each plant to keep away weeds and add nutrients.
- 10
Water each English daisy plant until the soil is thoroughly moistened.
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