Oh I also should ask what they look like since I have no idea. Thanks!

Wait until the entire flower head has dried on the plant...including the area of stem just below (should be dead looking). Then cut the head off and allow to continue to dry for a few days indoors. Then carefully remove the surface of the head...the seeds will be just below (near the core of the flower).

Here is a link that might be useful: Shasta seeds

Thank you so much! That is very halpful!

*helpful

(I need to stop with the typos today lol)

I have info on shasta daisy seeds on my website. Click the link and scroll down the to seed section ... numerous seeds, seedpods etc.

Here is a link that might be useful: Country Roads Gardens & Crafts

Thanks so much for the link! I love your site! I have one more question.. when it says to sow the seeds directly in spring.. does that mean to just sprinkle them on the soil and water them? I'm sure that's a dumb question but I'm very new to this stuff! Is there anything else I need to know? Thanks!