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Difference between Snow Lady and Snowcap Shasta Daisies

16 years ago

Does anyone know the difference between the dwarf varieties of Shasta Daisies, Snow Lady and Snowcap (besides the leaves looking a bit different)? Does anyone have both of them? I already had 2 Snow Lady plants. I got what were supposed to be more this year, but I could tell from the foliage once I got home that they were different. I later recognized the foliage as being Snowcap when I saw some at a Garden Center. I'm just wondering if I'll be able to tell any other difference between these two. Thanks a lot!

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cdjr
16 years ago
From these pictures, the difference in bloom seems to be subtle.

Here is a link that might be useful: Snowcap and Snowlady Shasta Daisies
cdjr
16 years ago
Ooops! Sorry, the link doesn't go directly to what I was trying to show.
If you type in shasta daisy in the "Search Our Inventory" box at the top it should give you the page I was trying to link.
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gazania_gw
16 years ago
In my experience, Snow Cap is a little shorter and a more compact plant that Snow Lady. Snow Lady has a looser more open growing habit.
garden_kitten
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks so much to both of you! I really appreciate it! :)

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