Leucanthemum x superbum | Shapcott Gossamer Lilacs Prune flower stems off at

Prune flower stems off at the base after flowering - you will also find lots of small seedlings popping up which are easy to remove and replant into other locations

The flowers are pleasantly fragrant and fade to a pale pink over time

Joanna and the kids chronicle the adventures of starting their own family garden

Flowers in early spring and is happy in shade or sun and great in either the garden or a pot

Plants are easy to split once clumps have established

Leucanthemum x superbum | Shapcott Gossamer Lilacs Prune flower stems off atAlso known as a Shasta Daisy, this is a compact variety producing narrow, ragged, white petals surrounding a yellow centre blooming continuously throughout the summer. A beautiful cut flower that lasts well in the vase and a hardy perennial that flowers from late spring all summer long. Removing spent flowers will encourage new flower stems. Cut old stems to the base of the plant. Cut back your plants in late autumn. Plants can be easily divided in