Daisy fleabane varieties differ mostly in their flower colors and plant heights. (Other fleabane species are alpine and low-growing, better suited to rock garden use.) Most varieties are hybrids with other species. Varieties include:'Azure Fairy': 1.5-foot-tall plants with yellow-centered purple-blue blooms. Syn. E. 'Azurfee'.
'Black Sea': 2-foot-tall plants with semi-double deep purple blooms with yellow centers. Syn. E. 'Schwartzes Meer.'
'Charity': 2-foot-tall plants with semi-double pink-purple blooms with yellow centers.
'Darkest of All': 2-foot-tall plants with gray-green leaves and dark blue-purple semi-double blooms with yellow centers. Syn. E. 'Dunkelste Aller'.
'Dignity': 1.5-foot-tall plants with gray-green leaves and magenta-purple blooms with yellow centers.
'Foersters Liebling': 2-foot-tall plants with gray-green leaves and dense, bright magenta pink blooms with yellow centers.
'Gaiety': 2-foot-tall plants, a profuse bloomer with yellow-centered bright pink flowers.
'Pink Jewel': 2-foot-tall plants with vivid rosy pink blooms with yellow-centers. Syn. E. 'Rosa Juwel'
'Prosperity': 1.5-foot-tall plants with dense, nearly double blooms that are purple-blue with yellow centers.
'Quakeress': 2-foot-tall plants with gray-green leaves and yellow-centered white blooms flushed with pale pink.
'Red Sea': 2-foot-tall plants with yellow-centered dark rosy red blooms. Syn. E. 'Rotes Meer'
'Serenity': 2.5-foot-tall plants with yellow-centered bright purple blooms.
'Shining Sea': 1.5-foot-tall plants with pale purple-blue blooms with yellow centers. Syn. E. 'Strahlenmeer'
'Summer Snow': 1.5-foot-tall plants with yellow-centered white blooms flushed with pink. Syn. E. 'Sommerneuschnee'