LEUCANTHEMUM x superbum 'Fiona Coghill'
Medium
Sun
White
Reasonable soil
Summer
Description
Height x Spread: 65cm x 60cm
Introduced in the 1960's, 'Fiona Coghill' was thought to be lost for a number of years until it was re-discovered in an Irish garden. Shaggy, creamy-white, double flowerheads appear over dark green glossy foliage throughout the summer.
Keep deadheading to prolong flowering of this perennial in your borders and beds. A very well-behaved clump-forming perennial that only needs dividing every few years to reinvigorate it. Great for full sun or part-shady borders in any reasonably fertile soil.
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