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Whoops - A - Daisy Shasta Daisy

Leucanthemum x superbum 'Whoops-a-Daisy'

  • Dwarf Mounding Form Stays Compact Without Staking or Deadheading Required
  • Thrives in Zones 5-9
  • Grows 1-2 ft Tall and Wide
  • Showy White Blooms in Late Spring
  • Deer Resistant, Drought Tolerant
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Plant Size

Specifications

Plant specifications
Plant Characteristics Cold hardy, Compact/Dwarf, Low Maintenance, Flowering, Attracts pollinators, Heat Tolerant, Drought resistant, Groundcover
Hardiness Zone 4a to 9b
Sunlight Full sun
Height 1-2 ft
Width 1-2 ft
Watering Needs Moderate
Preferred Soil Clay, Loamy, Sandy
Growth Rate Moderate
Growth Habit Upright
Blooms In Spring
Flower Color White
Foliage Color Green
Suitable Space Indoors, Outdoors
Plant Name Daisy
Botanical Name Leucanthemum x superbum 'Whoops-a-Daisy'
Species x superbum
Cultivar Whoops-a-Daisy
Class Asterales
Does Not Ship To AK, HI, ID, MT, PR

Frequently Asked Questions

How much water does Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy require after planting?

  • Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy needs consistent moisture for the first few weeks after planting to establish its root system. Water deeply 2-3 times per week initially, then reduce to weekly watering once established. Check soil moisture by inserting your finger 2 inches deep.

Is Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy deer resistant?

  • Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy is generally deer resistant, though deer may browse if food is scarce. This compact perennial forms a 15-inch tall mound that deer typically avoid. For best protection, plant it among other deer-resistant perennials available at naturehills.com.

How do I plant Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy when it arrives?

  • Plant in full sun to partial shade in well-draining soil after the last frost date. This compact perennial thrives in zones 5-9 and will form a tidy 15" tall by 22" wide mound. Space plants 18-24 inches apart and water thoroughly after planting.

Can Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy be grown in containers or pots?

  • Yes, Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy grows excellently in containers and pots. This compact variety reaches just 15 inches tall by 22 inches wide, making it perfect for container gardening in zones 5-9. Use well-draining potting mix and place containers where they'll receive full sun.

Will Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy survive winter in zone 4 or colder areas?

  • Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy is hardy in USDA zones 5-9 and won't reliably survive zone 4 winters. The plant lacks the cold tolerance needed for temperatures below -20°F. Shop at Nature Hills for cold-hardy alternatives better suited to your zone.

Does Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy spread aggressively or stay compact?

  • Whoops-A-Daisy stays compact, forming a tidy mound 15 inches tall and 22 inches wide. Unlike aggressive spreaders, this cultivar maintains a uniform, controlled growth habit throughout zones 5-9. Plant with confidence in borders or containers where you want predictable, contained growth.

What are the basic care requirements like fertilizing and deadheading for Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy?

  • Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy thrives with minimal fertilizing - just a balanced fertilizer in early spring. Deadhead spent blooms regularly during the early to mid-summer flowering period to encourage continued blooming and maintain the compact 15-inch mounded shape.

Is Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy a true perennial that returns every year?

  • Yes, Whoops-A-Daisy Shasta Daisy is a true perennial that returns annually in USDA zones 5-9. This hardy plant forms a compact 15-inch tall mound that blooms reliably from early through mid-summer each year. Plant it once and enjoy decades of white blooms.