Name	Shasta Daisy (Leucanthemum) "Alaska"
Hardiness	Zone 4
Light	Full sun
Height	30"
Bloom Time	June-frost
Uses	Accent, middle of the border, cutflowers.
Qualities	Large 4" white daisies in summer for a long time.   Great for cutflowers, so take some and put them in a vase to enjoy.  Beautiful clear white daisy with gold center brightens up any dark corner.  May be trimmed for rebloom.

Name	Shasta Daisy (Leucanthemum) "Becky"
Hardiness	Zone 4
Light	Full sun
Height	36"
Bloom Time	June-July
Uses	Accent, middle of the border, cutflowers.
Qualities	Large, single clear white flowers in June and July, then trim for rebloom.  Great for cutflowers, so take some and put them in a vase to enjoy.  Deep shiny green foliage holds up well in the heat and humidity.

Name	Shasta Daisy (Chrysanthemum) "Snow Lady"
Hardiness	Zone 4
Light	Full sun
Height	10-12"
Bloom Time	May-June
Uses	Accent, front of the border, groundcover, cutflowers.
Qualities	Very compact grower with large single white flowers covering the plant.  You can hardly see the foliage.  Award winner.

Name	Shasta Daisy superbum  "Crazy Daisy"
Hardiness	Zone 4
Light	Full sun
Height	24-28"
Bloom Time	June-July
Uses
Qualities	24-28" high.  Clean white with a buttery yellow eye.  The 2.5 inch blooms open in June and July.  No two flowers are the same.  It really looks like a crazy daisy.  Lots of double flowers.

Name	Shasta Daisy (Chrysanthemum) "Silver Princess"
Hardiness	Zone 4
Light	Full sun
Height	10-12"
Bloom Time	May-June
Uses	Accent, front of the border,  cutflowers.
Qualities	Very compact grower with large single white flowers covering the plant.  You can hardly see the foliage.

Name	Shasta Daisy (Chrysanthemum) "Montauk"
Hardiness	Zone 5
Light	Full sun
Height	30"
Bloom Time	May-June
Uses	Accent, front of the border,  cutflowers.
Qualities	Shrubby perennial with erect and spreading sparsely branched stems and stalkless narrowly spoon-shaped aromatic leaves.  In fall bears daisy like white flower heads 3.5" wide with a green-gold center.  great for shore plantings.  Cut back to the ground in early spring to encourage bushy growth.