“umm seriously” that I didn’t know these were daisies? Yep, I didn’t know. They were so small, about the size of a quarter or half-dollar. I thought daisies were bigger.
I am shocked. Daisies are my mom’s favorite flower, though, so maybe you didn’t grow up with them decorating plates, curtains, and various other surfaces in your home– not to mention filling your garden.
Katie M.
English daisy is probably about right – these are what I grew up thinking of as daisies, little wild flowers all over the lawn.
We generally have better lawns in the UK though, with dandelions, daisies, moss and cricket (the game) as well as grass and fewer ants.
Daisies
ummm….seriously?
“umm seriously” that I didn’t know these were daisies? Yep, I didn’t know. They were so small, about the size of a quarter or half-dollar. I thought daisies were bigger.
I am shocked. Daisies are my mom’s favorite flower, though, so maybe you didn’t grow up with them decorating plates, curtains, and various other surfaces in your home– not to mention filling your garden.
English daisy is probably about right – these are what I grew up thinking of as daisies, little wild flowers all over the lawn.
We generally have better lawns in the UK though, with dandelions, daisies, moss and cricket (the game) as well as grass and fewer ants.