Types of daisy flowers
What are the different types of daisies?
What is the most common daisy?
How do I identify my daisy?
In general, daisies are characterized by a long, smooth, central stem that terminates in a single flower head. The star-shaped flower head has a center composed of yellow disc florets surrounded by ray florets with long, white petals.
What type of daisy is a perennial?
What are small daisy like flowers called?
What kind of daisies bloom all summer?
Will daisies come back year after year?
Do all daisies come back every year?
Should you deadhead daisies?
Where is the common daisy found?
Though they originated in Europe and temperate regions of Asia, daisies were eventually introduced to Australia and North America and can now be found on every continent except for Antarctica.
What is the difference between a Shasta daisy and a Marguerite daisy?
Often confused with Shasta daisy, marguerite is more mounded and shrubby. Different types also come in pink with a bloom that more resembles purple coneflower.
What is the difference between a Shasta daisy and a gerbera daisy?
What is a yellow and white daisy called?
What are the large daisy like flowers called?
Should I cut daisies back?
What are the tall daisies called?
What are colorful daisies called?
What is the wildflower that looks like a daisy?
A hardy perennial which will fill with showy daisy like flowers is tickseed. This flower too has 8 ray petals, quite large and showy. The disk is usually of a closely matching color to the rays, and fairly small in size.