Leucanthemum superbum Whoops a Daisy PP 27259 Rhapidophyllum which is why it was

which is why it was awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

is one of several white-flowered forms of our typically red-flowered southeast native

From a single division of a large clump in situ

although it takes a few years to recover their full size

are clothed with thick waxy-green leaves that remain evergreen all winter

Leucanthemum superbum Whoops a Daisy PP 27259 Rhapidophyllum which is why it wasLeucanthemum 'Whoops a Daisy' is the latest twist on the late Luther Burbank's multi species creation. Typically shasta daisies don't fare well in our hot humid summer, but Leucanthemum 'Whoops a Daisy' has been an exception. This Walters Gardens creation forms a dense, well branched 15" tall x 2' wide mound of deep green foliage, smothered, starting in early June (NC) with 3 4" wide white daisies a stunning specimen. As with all shasta daisies, good