Leucanthemum x superbum | Phylis Smith Chrysanthemum In the cream-coloured centre of

In the cream-coloured centre of each flower are orange stamens each covered with pollen

The plants are actually pretty tough but do benefit from a light and frequent feeding with a balanced fertiliser during their period of growth which is autumn

After flowering

This cultivar is compact with its attractive fern-like foliage lasting until winter in colder areas where it will die back to return again in again spring

Pulmonaria is an underused perennial that is especially attractive when planted among hostas and ferns

Leucanthemum x superbum | Phylis Smith Chrysanthemum In the cream-coloured centre ofAn 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