These plants have all passed through the University of Georgia evaluation program. They're essential plants for any garden. I chose them for their vigorous growth, garden center appeal and unusually good landscape performance over a range of soils. You may have to search for the cultivars, but they're all in the market in Georgia. I've added many mums since then.
None compares to the original.
Ryan's daisy was discovered by Ryan Gainey, a well-versed garden designer with an incredibly fine sense of color coordination. This specimen has spellbinding pink flowers laced with a pale yellow eye. The yellow, pink, crimson and purple combination is stunning in September, and it goes on into November in south Georgia. Pink is a rare color in fall gardens, and by itself this plant is a must. And it's solid color by September.