Bellis perennis ‘Miss Mason’
Description:
Heirloom cultivar of the common daisy, believed to have been introduced in the late 19th or early 20th century. Valued for its distinctive flower form, it produces semi-double to double blooms with an old-fashioned appearance, unlike the typical single white daisy. This low-growing, herbaceous perennial forms neat rosettes of spoon-shaped green leaves and flowers from early spring into summer.
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