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Leucanthemum vulgare 'Filigran' (Ox-Eye Daisy) Ox Eye Daisy, Perennial Border, Coastal Gardens, Traditional Garden, Attract Butterflies, Herbaceous Perennials, Buy Plants, Plant Combinations, Fresh Cut Flowers

Highly floriferous and robust, Leucanthemum vulgare 'Filigran' (Ox-Eye Daisy) is a wonderful free flowering rhizomatous perennial valued for its abundant floral display and disease resistance. It produces a sea of large, pure white, single daisy flowers with golden yellow centers, 2 in. across (5 cm), atop a lush mat of dark green basal leaves. Blooming for up to 4 weeks from late spring to midsummer, this Daisy is extremely easy to grow.

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Ox-eye daisies will take root in less-than-perfect soil. Wild Daisies, Montana State University, Alpine Flowers, Perennial Flowers, Montana State, English Country Gardens, Peat Moss, Meadow Flowers, Flowers Perennials

When Do Wild Daisies Bloom?. Wild daisies, also called ox-eye daisies or Chrysanthemum lencanthemum, are perennial flowers that grow throughout North America, although they are less common in southern regions, according to Montana State University. While gardeners may see the ox-eye as a weedy pest in many parts of the country, these hearty flowers...

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Ox-eye daisies are so pretty and easy to grow. I leave a patch of my lawn unmown each year and usually get loads in this area but I haven’t had any here this year, however, they have sprung up in another area where I sowed a load of wild flower seed. So, you can either throw some seed down and hope for the best or you can propagate more carefully by following these tips: 1. Sun & Soil: Plant in full sun in well-drained soil; they tolerate most soil types and often grow in poor soil. 2. Water... Meadow Flowers, Wildflower Garden, Windy Day, Types Of Soil, Watercolor Artist, Flower Seeds, Cut Flowers, Surface Pattern Design, Lawn

Ox-eye daisies are so pretty and easy to grow. I leave a patch of my lawn unmown each year and usually get loads in this area but I haven’t had any here this year, however, they have sprung up in another area where I sowed a load of wild flower seed. So, you can either throw some seed down and hope for the best or you can propagate more carefully by following these tips: 1. Sun & Soil: Plant in full sun in well-drained soil; they tolerate most soil types and often grow in poor soil. 2…

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