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Shasta Daisy 'Sweet Daisy Birdy'
Leucanthemum maximum 'Sweet Daisy Birdy'
Upright summer-blooming Shasta daisy with large white flowers and golden-yellow centers.
- Plant Type
- Perennials & Annuals
- Width
- 8-12 In.
- Height
- 18–24 In.
- USDA hardiness zone
- 3 - 10
- Sun requirements
- Full Sun
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Sweet Daisy® Birdy is a Shasta daisy with large, pure-white flowers and feathery petals around golden-yellow centers. It blooms in summer and forms an upright clump about 18–24 inches tall, with sturdy stems that held their shape in All-America Selections trials.
## Growing Conditions
Plant this perennial in full sun and average-moisture, well-drained garden soil. The All-America Selections profile lists hardiness through Zones 3–10, white flowers with yellow centers, and a mature flowering height of 18–24 inches. Dümmen Orange identifies the exact cultivar as product 80621 and describes it as a white-flowered commercial variety suitable for garden combinations. The AAS profile also notes its value as a cut flower and a food source for pollinators.
## Garden Use
Place Birdy in a sunny border, a cutting garden, or a container where its bright flowers can be seen. Its upright shape and sturdy stems suit the middle of a perennial bed, and the flowers rise above deep-green foliage.
## Maintenance
Keep the soil evenly moist while plants establish, then water when the root zone begins to dry. Deadheading is optional: spent blooms can be removed for a neater display, while leaving them in place does not prevent new flowers from appearing. The [Dümmen Orange plant page](https://na.dummenorange.com/app/en/products/usa/leucanthemum/sweet-daisy-birdy/PAT_80621) and [All-America Selections profile](https://all-americaselections.org/product/leucanthemum-sweet-daisy-birdy/) provide the cultivar and trial details.