Luna Leucanthemum Plant

Luna Leucanthemum, commonly known as 'Luna' Shasta Daisy, is a showy, compact, mound-forming deciduous perennial. It is recognized for its double, pom-pom-like flowers that emerge yellow and mature through two-toned yellow to finally white. The 'Luna' Shasta Daisy begins blooming in early summer and features a unique color transition that lasts longer compared to other yellow varieties which tend to fade quickly. This variety reaches about 22 inches in height and is slightly less in width, forming a dense, upright mound of foliage. It is well-suited for mixed beds, mass plantings, and as a cut flower, drawing in butterflies with its large, long-lasting blooms. The plant prefers a sunny location in reasonably fertile soil and requires regular watering until established, with additional feeding and mulching annually

Leucanthemum Companion Plants: Achillea, Echinacea, Grasses, Nepeta, Rudbeckia