Oxeye Daisy Flowering Plant - TN Nursery

Oxeye Daisy is a hardy perennial that grows two feet tall with white flowers and deeply serrated leaves. Plant it in sun to part shade with moist soil, deadhead spent blooms to encourage more flowering, and propagate from seeds or rhizomes. It resists disease and pests.
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Welcome to TN Nursery YouTube channel. Today let's talk about Oxeye Daisy plant. The Oxeye Daisy, Leucanthemum vulgar, has other common names such as Dog Daisy, Oxeye Daisy, and Marguerite. It is a widely distributed flowering plant that is indeed native to Europe, also present in Asia's temperate zones and North America, Australia plus New Zealand. The plant is also resistant to diseases and pests. Leucanthemum vulgar is a perennial plant with a creeping basement rhizome that reaches 2 feet tall or more. These plants have a creeping rhizome lying underground. The lowest sections of the stem are hairy, occasionally thickly so, whereas the top parts are somewhat hairless. The leaves get smaller as you go up the stem, with the highest leaves reaching up to 7.5 cm in length, no petiole, and deeply serrated. They are perfect garden plants from Asia and Europe. The plant spreads to different sites through seeds or deep rhizomes. Planting the plant is pretty convenient. It may grow in various environments but is like a sunny or partly sunny site with medium soil that is wet. These plants thrive on elevated, potted garden beds that keep moisture inside and weeds out. To promote additional flowering and maintain the beauty of the plant, the tops of wilted and old flowers are frequently deadheaded. Oxeye daisy plant is for sale at TN Nursery, with low prices and fast shipping. Visit our website today. Thanks for watching.
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