Leucanthemum 'Banana Cream II' - Shasta Daisy Feeds Pollinators its bark develops the characteristic

its bark develops the characteristic alligator-hide pattern of small

The cultivar won the Iowa Nursery and Landscape Association's Tree of the Year award in 1996 [5]

This cultivar performs best in well-drained soils ranging from poor to moderately fertile quality

uninterrupted swaths of intensely saturated pink that command attention and provide high-impact curb appeal

part of the diverse Cone-Fections™ series

Leucanthemum 'Banana Cream II' - Shasta Daisy Feeds Pollinators its bark develops the characteristicBanana Cream II offers the characteristics of a Shasta Daisy with a little more color. Lemon yellow flowers buds emerge in the late spring and flower a light custard yellow. As the flowers age through summer they create a two tone effect and eventually brighten to a light white. Shasta daisies are excellent plants for the border of a perennial garden. Pop them into areas and they will serve to highlight whatever color you have there. Plant them in