Daisy - Bellis Perennis

Bellis perennis represents a popular species of Daisy native to western, central and northern Europe.  As a lot of related flowering plants bear the name "Daisy", this species can be called Common Daisy, Lawn Daisy or sometimes English daisy.

This herbaceous plant has not long creeping rhizomes and tiny, round or spoon-like leaves in the length of 2–5 cm long, growing too close to ground. The inflorescence formed is nearly 2–3 cm across; it is made up of white-colored ray florets –frequently with red tips and yellow disc florets. The flowers are borne on 2-15 cm long stems lacking any leaves.

This evergreen plant is sometimes thought as a weed on lawns, however a lot of flower lover enjoy the look of its blossoms.

Bellis perennis has beenwidely used in folk medicine. By the way, its foliage may be consumed. This uncommon flowering plant has been customary used for creating daisy chains as a kids' game.