Daisy Flowers

“Sitting by my window I looked at the sky above as the sun comfortably ducked in the clouds,
I looked at my daisy and she smiled at me and tilted her little yellow head with soft white hair towards the sun to show me the brightness of smile in life.”

Daisies talk of love and innocence and poetry has its fragrance spread all over. Being personified as a woman, or a friend or a loved one, Daisy has played multiple roles since its birth. Grown on sunny areas as it keeps looking at the sun and gets most of its energy from it, daisies need a lot of care and affection. Commonly grown from seeds on flower beds directly, Daisies are available in white and colors of rose and strawberry ice cream.

“He loves me, he loves me not!” You could keep wondering that but do not forget the flower you plucking at – Daisy, and Daisy certainly loves you. Traditionally Daisy was plucked off to play out this game which broke and made many hearts. England has the tradition of making daisy chains by connecting daisies together through the bud. Scientifically and literary, Daisy is a day flower which blooms at dawn and gets its name from ANGLO-SAXON Language Daes Eage meaning day’s eye.

Presenting a daisy flower or a bunch of daisies to someone signifies innocence and your care for them.

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