How to prune leucanthemum × superbum 'silver princess'

Deadhead through summer; hard cutback in late autumn. Snip off spent flower stems to a lateral bud or basal leaf. After all flowering ends, trim stems down to the ground-level rosette. Divide in early spring to keep plants vigorous — discard the old central portion and replant healthy outer growth.

Deadhead regularly; annual cutback; divide every 2–3 years. Leucanthemum × superbum 'Silver Princess' is a dwarf Shasta daisy with a naturally tidy, compact form. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage a second flush and reduce self-seeding. Cut back to the basal rosette in late autumn. Its small size means less vigorous centre die-out, but dividing every 2–3 years in spring still refreshes it.

Snip off spent flower stems to a lateral bud or basal leaf. After all flowering ends, trim stems down to the ground-level rosette. Divide in early spring to keep plants vigorous — discard the old central portion and replant healthy outer growth.