Popular daisy varieties are divided into groups based on the shape and size of their double inflorescences.
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| Popular varieties of chamomile grown in a group. |
Popular series and varieties: Tasso: A series with large, pompom-shaped inflorescences (up to 4 cm in diameter) of a dense, spherical shape. Flowers come in white, pink, and deep red. Habanera: Distinguished by very large, double flowers (up to 5–6 cm) with long, ray petals, slightly curled at the tips. Robella: Known for its salmon-pink hue, a rare shade among daisies. Large, double inflorescences, compact bushes. Rob Roy: A miniature variety with bright ruby pom-pom inflorescences. Bellissima: An early-flowering series with densely double spherical flowers in a variety of bright shades. Galaxy: A series with large semi-double and double flowers on strong stems, resistant to bad weather.
