You don't have to unless they get leggy; otherwise, just deadhead them. If the plants get leggy (especially if they aren't in full sun), cut just above a plant node so the stems continue to grow and leaf out.
I used brasso and it cleaned very well and it shined too. I used furniture polish so it would replell moisture. You would probably have to do this once a year.
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You don't have to unless they get leggy; otherwise, just deadhead them. If the plants get leggy (especially if they aren't in full sun), cut just above a plant node so the stems continue to grow and leaf out.
I used brasso and it cleaned very well and it shined too. I used furniture polish so it would replell moisture. You would probably have to do this once a year.
shasta daises will naturally die down on there own.
After the shasta daisies have finished flowering. If you delay this pruning, you may be affecting the next flowering.