Leucanthemum, Snowcap - Trio of plants

The Leucanthemum 'Snowcap', grown with classic charm right here at the garden center, is the pint-sized powerhouse that delivers a blizzard of pure, crisp white daisies—the kind that make you feel like you've stepped into a summer meadow postcard. Each large, single bloom spans 3-4 inches, with snowy petals radiating like fresh linen around a glowing golden-yellow button center that practically sparkles in the sunlight. These aren't delicate wallflowers; the sturdy stems hold them high and proud through wind and rain, creating a dazzling sea of white that blankets the compact mound in cheerful profusion. Deadhead for even more waves of flowers, and you'll be rewarded with non-stop brilliance that turns butterflies into loyal fans, flitting from bloom to bloom in a joyful pollinator parade.

This dwarf Shasta daisy thrives in full sun (partial shade tolerated in scorching spots, but expect a slightly less extravagant display), forming a tidy, uniform habit 12-18 inches tall and about 12 inches wide—perfect for front borders, containers, or edging paths without sprawling like its taller cousins. Blooms erupt from early summer through late summer or into fall with a little encouragement, heat- and humidity-tolerant, plus drought-resistant once established (deer and rabbits usually give it a polite pass, too). In zone 6a Indiana, this hardy perennial (zones 5-9) brings reliable, low-maintenance magic year after year—because who wouldn't want a perpetual snowcap of happiness without the winter chill?