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Leucanthemum 'Real Goldcup'

Shasta daisy

Glowing golden daisy flowers keep Real Goldcup shining brightly through the height of summer.

Supplied as an established plant in a 3 litre pot

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Aspect

Full sun

Hardiness

Fully hardy in most parts of the UK.

Flowers

June - September

Soil

Loam, chalk, sandy soil

About this plant

  • Description

    A cheerful, long-flowering shasta daisy with rich golden-yellow blooms and a compact habit. Its bright flowers bring sunny colour and a fresh cottage garden feel to borders, patios and pollinator-friendly planting schemes.

  • Why we like it

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    Choose Leucanthemum 'Real Goldcup' for dependable summer colour and easy garden performance. Its vibrant blooms brighten mixed borders and containers while blending beautifully with grasses and other sun-loving perennials.

Specs & details

The particulars

Botanical name
Leucanthemum 'Real Goldcup'
Common name
Shasta daisy
Supplied as
3 litre pot
Flowering period
June - September
Habit
Compact clump-forming perennial
Hardiness
Fully hardy in most parts of the UK.
Aspect
Full sun
Soil type
Loam, chalk, sandy soil
Moisture
Moist but well-drained
Position
Front to mid-border, patio pots or cottage garden planting

Planting & care

Help it thrive

Planting guide

Plant in spring or autumn in fertile, well-drained soil. Position in full sun and water regularly until established. Deadhead spent flowers to prolong blooming through the season.

Care tips

Deadhead regularly to encourage repeat flowering and divide clumps every few years to maintain vigour. Avoid waterlogged winter soils.

Winter care

Cut stems back after flowering or leave seed heads for winter interest before tidying in early spring. Mulch lightly in autumn in colder areas to protect the crown.