The Nippon daisy (Nipponanthemum nipponicum), also referred to as the Montauk daisy, is an herbaceous perennial flower that starts blooming in the late summer and persists until frost. It can grow as tall as 3 feet and will reach its full size within roughly two months. Nippon daisies should be planted in the early fall or spring.

The plant’s shiny green leaves are leathery in texture, and its flowers grow on long stalks. The flower heads feature white petals with green center disks. They measure about 2 to 3 inches across. Many people enjoy these blooms as a long-lasting cut flower.