Sorry, but I don't grow Daisies. Have never had an interest in them, but once had a neighbor that loved Gerberas and had plants all around in her garden. I haven't noticed any white flowered ones available this year, at any of the nurseries I frequent. Your best bet would probably be ordering seed and grow your own or go to the Seed Exchange Forum and list your wants. If you have no seed to trade, you can often find someone that will send seed for a SASE. The Oxeye Daisy is an introduced species and can sometimes be found in scattered locations across N GA. Good luck! Here is a link that might be useful: Seed Exchange Forum

Wow, wow --- I don't usually post on this forum but am an avid reader but wanted to drop by and say mahalo for sharing all your photos. I'm from Honolulu but now transplanted in Virginia and your Hawaiian pride and aloha spirit really shows in all your posts and pictures. Your picture of the saimin/malasadas booth has me craving so I think I need to put some spam and rice on the stove before I go to bed. I always look forward to your picture-filled posts and thank you from the bottom of my heart for being so generous with your photos. Have a great weekend. E Malama pono, Pax =)

Lori, I love maple cream. It's basically whipped maple syrup, in spreadable form. I don't use mine in anything becuse it's pretty expensive and I don't use it as icing because it doesn't "set up" or get solid like icing or frosting. Mine is used as a spread on toast, on pancakes, on biscuits. It's especially good on maple nut scones. Yum. Annie

Marlene, Absolutely Beautiful Bloom. I hope that you, your family and friends have a Festive Season and Merry Christmas. Thank You. Rick