Montauk daisies are hardy in USDA zones five through nine and prefer full sun, according to Pritchard. Native to coastal Japan, these plants will grow happily in well-drained soil, ...

I think what you have is a Montauk daisy. And it probably just doesn’t have enough sun to bloom. You’ve put a beach lover in the city, and it is not happy about it.

Courtesy of Carol T. Bradford MONTAUK OR NIPPON DAISY can be a spectacular bloomer at the very end of the season. It is a perennial plant that will grow in almost pure sand, so itas a favorite on ...

DEAR JESSICA: I have beach grass and Montauk daisies in my backyard. The daisies are dormant and lying over so I’m wondering when would be the best time to cut them as well as the beach grass.

Montauk daisies, on the other hand, bloom later starting in late August and bloom through October. They are even able to survive a light frost.

Eighteen years ago last month I moved to Connecticut, where I didn't know a soul. After the first crazed days of finding the frying pan and unearthing the underwear, I shuffled the kids off to ...

Montauk may be part of the Hamptons geographically — but culturally it’s a world away from the “bougie sell-out” area, locals and visitors said ahead of Memorial Day weekend.

Montauk daisies grow just 2 to 3 feet tall, but have a tendency to flop over, especially when they are overgrown. Credit: Newsday / George Argeroplos ...

Duryea’s in Montauk, known for its $100 Lobster Cobb salad, faces possible closure this summer due to a septic system dispute with the Town of East Hampton.

A • Yes, prune back your Montauk daisy hard every spring to about 6 inches from the ground, then an additional time or two every time it produces 4 to 6 inches of new growth. Give it a final ...

A huge Montauk daisy that did well for two years disappeared last year. This week a new start was planted. This daisy blooms toward early fall. One of the newest Shastas is the "Carpet Angel" daisy.