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Like Sunshine To The Ground – Nature Tuesday

Whenever I look through my old photos, this cheerful picture catches my attention, so I decided to share it for Nature Tuesday.

This photo is from the summer, you can’t see it well but the sea in the background.

There are small daisies in the grass everywhere these days. I think the ones on the photo are daisies too, but they are quite large compared to the ones I see often. Do you have any idea what kind of daisies they are?

“Daisies are like sunshine to the ground.” – Drew Barrymore

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  1. Common daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) is a herbaceous plant that belongs to the family Asteraceae (Complex flowers). Also called alpha, white board, daisy, big chick. The White Council was originally called Chrysanthemum leucanthemum from Linnaeus in 1773 and was used until the 1990s, when it became clear that a new classification of the genus Chrysanthemum was needed. The old name of the plant means “golden flower white flower”. In French, the name of the plant means pearl.

    I found this interesting information about your wild daisies

    https://medpedia.framar.bg/

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