Leucanthemum x superbum | Shapcott Ruffles Giftware This little one is a

This little one is a little bit more unusual and almost like a wildflower with its yellow flowers more sparsely placed than a traditional Kniphofia

This plant is correctly known as Hylotelephium Star Dust

pull the stems from the base to promote new flowers rather than cutting

Once flowers have finished normally by mid-summer

Care should be taken not to plant where they are likely to graze feed

Leucanthemum x superbum | Shapcott Ruffles Giftware This little one is aAlso known as a Shasta Daisy, no sunny spot or cottage garden would be complete without this well behaved daisy. Lovely white flowers with what looks like torn petals and a yellow centre are produced on strong stems. Shasta Daisies make excellent cut flowers. A perfect choice for a pot of for edging your garden. The more that you remove the spent flowers, the more this lovely plant will reward you with fresh flowers. Easily divided in spring to