Leucanthemum Snowcap - Shasta Daisy Easy to Grow The primary seasonal task involves

The primary seasonal task involves trimming back the previous year's foliage in late winter or early spring just as the flower stalks begin to emerge

it spreads to about two feet from tuberous roots that can be lifted and divided every few years

it produces sterile fruit with minimal pulp and no fully formed seeds

We chose Salvia Koyamae because we thought it would be fun to grow a large

Leucanthemum Snowcap - Shasta Daisy Easy to Grow The primary seasonal task involvesSnowcap is the classic Leucanthemum with superior genetics. It is hard not to consider them a garden must have. Perfect 2 3" white flowers blanket 'Snowcap' from early summer to fall. It absolutely blankets the mounding foliage that resists collapsing under any conditions including storms and heavy rain. White flowers with yellow centers just pop and bring light and energy into the garden. Shasta Daisies are an all time favorite in border gardens pop