Leucanthemum x superbum | Phylis Smith The beekeepers journal we mulch ours to keep

we mulch ours to keep moisture in the soil particularly during the hotter summer months

Prune in later winter to early spring to encourage bushy growth using sharp secateurs

but the more shade it gets the floppier it may become

Perennial  | Hardy | Semi-deciduous in colder climates

Lightweight

Leucanthemum x superbum | Phylis Smith The beekeepers journal we mulch ours to keepAn old variety of shasta daisy with large single flowers that have finely cut rayed petals. This classic British variety is a 'must have' for your borders and makes an excellent cut flower. Narrow dark green foliage covers the erect stems of this clump forming perennial. Deadheading will encourage additional flowering. Similar to our Leucanthemum Shapcott ruffles but the flowers are smaller. Full sun and a moist but well drained position is needed to