MARGUERITES

The Margueries is botanically called Chrysanthemum frutescens; frutescens means shrubby. The flower is very similar to ox-eye daisies whose botanical name is Leucanthemum. These have been cultivated since 1596 and are widespread as a wild verge and hedgerow flower. Native to the Canary Isles, they have been cultivated in England since 1699.

The are available in white, and sometimes pink or yellow, and widely available during the summer months.

Often available as small bushes or potted plants.

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