Leucanthemum superbum Whoops a Daisy PP 27259 Rhapidophyllum is one of several white-flowered

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

with a wide tan stripe down the center of each petal

Walters Gardens new red hot pokers were bred for the cold winters of Michigan and selected for heavy flowering

hibiscus-like flowers with unique swirled petals that never manage to fully open

The foliage alone on this 26" wide clumper is enough reason to grow Epimedium 'Rise and Shine'

Leucanthemum superbum Whoops a Daisy PP 27259 Rhapidophyllum is one of several white-floweredLeucanthemum '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