Daisy Daisy (Bellis perennis).

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Daisy Daisy (Bellis perennis)

Daises in bud

A daisy flower just starting to open.

Daisy head in flower In flower

Florets Daisy showing outer ring of inner florets open.

In flower A birds eye view of flowering head. Note the individual yellow flowers opening towards the outside.

Pink tips variation This is the back of a flowering head of daisy. Note the pink tips on these ray florets.

Back of flower The back of another flowering head of daisy. On this one, all the ray florets are white.

Variation of colour These flowering heads show variation of colour in daisy ray florets.

Flower and bud Flowering head of daisy in a grassland habitat

Basal leaves Daisies in grassland habitat Flowering heads in habitat. Note basal rosette of leaves. Daisies in grassland habitat

Daisies going into fruit Daisy heads going into fruit

Going into fruit Daisy heads going into fruit

In fruit Daisy head in fruit – some fruits already have fallen Daisy head going into fruit. Daisy head in fruit – some fruits already have fallen

Dried daisy seed Seed Daisy seed.