Daisy Wreath
Numerous daisies and leafy sprigs form a round wreath around a broad, empty center.
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A circular wreath made from daisies and leaves
Viewed from above, the wreath is built from many open daisy flowers joined closely with full leaves. The flowers and foliage create a dense ring, while the middle remains open.
Why daisies close and open
Some daisies respond to changes in light by closing their flower heads at night or during dull weather and opening them again in brighter conditions. What looks like one daisy flower is actually a cluster: the yellow center contains many tiny flowers, and the surrounding white “petals” are another type of floret. This structure helps visiting insects find plenty of pollen in one stop.
Colors found on real daisies and their foliage
- Outer florets: commonly white, but some varieties are pink, red, yellow, or purple
- Flower centers: golden yellow or orange-yellow
- Fresh leaves: bright to medium green
- Older foliage: deeper green
- Stems beneath the flower heads: green