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The common daisy (Bellis perennis) is a small perennial herb in the family Asteraceae, native to Europe and naturalized in many other temperate regions. Its flower heads have white or pink-tinged ray florets surrounding a yellow central disk. It commonly grows in lawns, meadows, pastures, and other short grasslands, where its low rosettes and repeated flowering make it familiar as a meadow and garden plant. In European symbolism, it is associated with innocence.
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What does a common daisy look like?
Bellis perennis is a small perennial herb with white or pink-tinged ray florets around a yellow central disk. The flower heads are typically held above low green leaves.
Where does Bellis perennis commonly grow?
The common daisy grows widely in lawns, meadows, and other short grass habitats. It is native to Europe and has become naturalized in many temperate regions.
Is the common daisy a perennial plant?
Yes. Bellis perennis is a perennial, meaning it can live and flower for more than two years. It belongs to the Asteraceae family, which also includes asters and sunflowers.
Are all common daisy petals pure white?
No. The ray florets are often white but may have pink or reddish tinges, especially toward their tips. The central disk is normally yellow.
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