Now that I look at the blooms on the LEFT, I'd say it might be a black eyed susan instead (Rudbeckia of some type). The picture is kind of blurry ....

Thanks for the input you guys. It most likely is Rudbekia hirta, something I have never grown or seen, but the flowers look like Rudbekia. What the sites fail to tell me is how fuzzy the plant is, as this to me is its main identifying feature. Amy, I bet that's what it is.

~lurking~ Would this be for seeds or plants? I have terrible luck with bare root plants. I've killed everyone I've ever gotten! I wouldn't have much to trade as far as plants. I just started Gloriosa daisies, Gaillardia, Coreopsis & English Daisies this year. I only have established NOID black-eyed Susans and Purple Coneflowers. I've been working a little more on my perennials this year. I too love daisy type flowers. Don't mind my ramble! Becky

may I ask what is the difference between the ox-eye and Shasta daisy? I could not be so lazy and look it up. . . but its funner this way. . . thanks. . . ~debi