No label Chrysanthemum?

[JohnnyD]

Got this very attractive plant at our local garden centre with no label!
They have no idea what it is.
Any ideas.....?
JohnnyD

[ashley]

It looks like an Argyranthemum frutescens cultivar Johnny, but I've no idea which.

[JohnnyD]

Thanks Ashley - that looks a good suggestion.
J.

[fermi de Sousa]

I'd agree - they are known as "Marguerites" here for some reason and very popular in "Cottage Gardens" and found in white, pink and red shades,
cheers
fermi

[Alan_b]

I grew a very similar (probably identical) 'Marguerite'  in two pots last year but failed to get it though the winter despite putting it in the garage - the best I can manage for a cool frost-free environment.  The nearest cultivar I have seen on sale this year is one called 'Double Espresso Macchiato', pictured here: http://www.vanmeuwen.com/flowers/flower-plants/annual-bedding-plants/argyranthemum-double-espresso-macchiato/V70508VM?source=aw&awc=3170_1463374947_1200e8b2e3c7e31e98c513d1fd34352b .  But the one I had last year was more plain white, like your appears to be JohnnyD.

The ones I bought last year came from the sales table at Wallington Hall http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/wallington but if I ever knew the cultivar name that knowledge was quickly lost. 

[Alan_b]

Could it be 'Madeira Double White'? http://loghouseplants.com/plants/shop/argyranthemum-madeira-double-white/