Leucanthemum 'Mt. Hood'

Leucanthemum ‘Mt. Hood’ is a vigorous Shasta daisy with layered, double white flowers and a compact, mounding outline. Terra Nova lists it at about 16 inches tall and wide, with taller flower stems, and notes strong rebloom through summer. ## Flowers and foliage The exact [Terra Nova plant page](https://www.terranovanurseries.com/product/leucanthemum-mt-hood/) describes a profusion of ice-crystal-like white petals, green foliage, and repeated flowering through the season. It lists full sun, average well-drained soil, and average garden water. The page gives USDA zones 4–10 and calls out use in borders, mass plantings, containers, and cut-flower arrangements. ## Garden placement Set plants in a sunny border where the layered flowers can be seen above the foliage. Its repeat bloom adds a long summer display, and the compact mound also suits containers. Leave enough space for a 16-inch spread and avoid waterlogged soil. ## Maintenance Remove faded stems to encourage a tidy appearance, and divide mature clumps in spring when they become crowded. The [Terra Nova patent list](https://www.terranovanurseries.com/resources/patent-list/) identifies ‘Mt. Hood’ as PP33500 and PBRAF; those listed codes are recorded without inferring current legal status.