Susanna Mitchell Marguerite Daisy

Anthemis tinctoria 'Susanna Mitchell' forms a low, rounded clump of finely divided silvery gray-green leaves, with cream-white daisies and yellow centers. The flowers extend from late spring into early autumn, giving sunny borders and rock gardens a light, long-season display. ## Cultivar and siting The [RHS profile](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/131108/anthemis-blomit/details) places “Susanna Mitchell” among the synonyms for Anthemis 'Blomit' and describes pale cream-to-yellow petals, silvery green lacy foliage, full sun, and well-drained soil. A nursery listing for the exact [Anthemis tinctoria 'Susanna Mitchell'](https://www.baumschule-newgarden.de/11282/faerber-kamille-susanna-mitchell/anthemis-tinctoria-susanna-mitchell) reports a bushy, clump-forming plant about 35 cm tall, flowering June through September in dry, well-drained soil. It also identifies the flowers as cream-white with a yellow disk and the leaves as finely divided gray-green. ## Garden placement Use it in a sunny perennial border, gravel or rock garden, or cut-flower planting. RHS also lists patio and container use. The sources differ in naming and dimensions: RHS treats 'Blomit' as the profile name and lists a broader 0.1–0.5 m size range, while the nursery uses 'Susanna Mitchell' and gives 35 cm height. The catalog cultivar spelling is corrected to “Mitchell”; the naming variation remains noted. ## Maintenance Remove faded flower heads regularly to encourage continued flowering, as RHS recommends. Keep the root zone well drained; the nursery describes the cultivar for dry, free-draining soil.