DescriptionOx-Eye Daisy plant, Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, is also known as Maudlin. This plant was originally dedicated to the goddess Artemis. In Christian times, it was re-dedicated to Mary Magdalene. The young leaves have a culinary use as a salad green and as a cooked vegetable. Approved by the German Commission E as a remedy for bronchitis, colds, gall bladder problems, liver problems and immune system support. The Ox-Eye Daisy plant is native to Europe and Asia and is adaptable to most soils and positions. Drought and frost-tolerant. A perennial plant, growing to 0.7m x 0.5m. Produces traditional daisy flowers in spring and summer.
