Daisy (scientific name: Billis Perennial Chrysanthemum), also known as Matoulan, Yanshou Chrysanthemum, Chunju, Sunju and so on. It is a perennial herb of Compositae. Height is about 10 cm.
Daisies are native to Europe. The original species is regarded as a clump of weeds, and the flowering period is in spring.
Daisies can branch and breed in cold areas, where they can spend the summer.
It blooms in early spring, is full of vitality, has gentleman's demeanor and childlike elegance, and is deeply loved by Italians, so it is chosen as the national flower.
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Its Chinese name is Daisy, because it is very similar to chrysanthemum and has linear petals. The difference is that chrysanthemum petals are long, curly and shiny, while daisy petals are short and straight, just like unformed chrysanthemums, hence the name daisy.
Daisy flowers are small and lovely, with simple appearance, petite and exquisite flowers, harmonious colors, blooming in early spring, full of vitality and high ornamental value. Italians love the beautiful daisy very much, and think it has gentlemanly manners and childlike elegance, so they regard it as the national flower.
References:
Daisy _ Baidu encyclopedia