Perennial Plant of the Year Award 2003

A favorite cut flower, Leucanthemum ‘Becky’ Daisy stands tall among Shastas. And not just because of its long, extra sturdy stems. Bigger, brighter and more durable than others, Leucanthemum ‘Becky’ Daisy lightens up a garden or any room where displayed in a container or vase.

A vigorous bloomer on extra-sturdy stems, capable of staving off heat and humidity, Leucanthemum ‘Becky’ Daisy blooms from midsummer into fall.

These daisies measure a full 4 inches across, and are stuffed with long, slender, very eye-catching white petals and have a bold golden eye. Performing better than other daisies, particularly in hot and humid climates, the 40-inch tall and wide plant sets a mass of airy foliage from which dozens upon dozens of flowering stems arise.

Don’t worry about cutting the flowers for vases. New buds quickly pop up as replacements. If not cut, the blooms should be deadheaded