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Leucanthemum Superbum
White flower, with many peddles, and a yellow inside.
Usually found near grassy areas, or near trees.
Shasta daisies generally create a mound of greenery from which the flower stalks come up(and the flowers are bigger - again genreally). The oxeye has a single stalk with smaller and less profuse foliage. There is, howeevr, a much smaller daisy that forms a mat of foliage much like the shasta, but both leaves and flowers are much smaller
Do you have shots of the leaves? There are many similar daisies, and while I'm not really doubting the ID, it would be more likely to be a wild daisy near trees and in grassy areas - just covering all bases here. It is always a good idea to get leaves and flowers
Spotted on Dec 22, 2011
Submitted on Jan 2, 2015
