Do daisies need grass lawns to facilitate spreading.
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How can I help my lawn daisies to spread everywhere. Shall I remove surrounding grass to give them more space. Or do they actually need the grass for that process?
If you only have one or two daisy patches in your lawn you can dig them out using a daisy grubber. You don’t want to remove the surrounding grass.
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