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Oxeye Daisy

Oxeye Daisy

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Bare root plants are plants that are sold without any soil around their roots. Bare root plants are dug up when they are dormant. Any soil is removed by washing, and the plants are kept cool and damp. By removing the soil, the plants are lighter weight, making it possible to ship them to the location where they will be planted.
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The Oxeye Daisy, typically called "daisy," is the classic white and yellow flower commonly seen in fields and gardens worldwide. Its yellow center and stark white surrounding petals evoke cheerfulness and serenity. The Latin name Leucanthemum Vulgare means "white flower," and it is typically used to represent patience.

The Appearance Of Oxeye Daisy

A medium-sized plant generally grows from one to three feet high and typically can be found with a thin stem and dark green leaves. The flower is small and dainty, adding elegance and whimsy wherever it blooms. The ray of petals surrounded by a bright yellow center evokes images of the sun. It resembles a smaller, more dainty version of a sunflower. It creates a great deal of pollen; this plant is top-rated in pollen production.

Where To Plant Oxeye Daisy

When grown wild, Oxeye Daisy is typically found in grasslands such as fields but can also be found in open forests and primarily other sunny areas. While this plant is native to Europe and certain parts of Asia, it also grows abundantly in North America.

Oxeye Daisy Bloom Time

Oxeye Daisy can be a perfect addition to any garden as long as one plants it in the proper conditions. They prefer damp soil and sun but can bloom in many different situations; it is quite a resilient flower. They bloom for a long time, from about late spring to autumn, so they have the potential to grace your garden all summer long. Another positive aspect of these plants is that they are perennials, so you won't have to worry about planting them yearly. When planted together in a large group or even a large field, the sprawling sight of many daisies together can be breathtaking.

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Isabella Daniels
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I am more than happy to say that I have ordered these for my whole family, and they loved them.

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