Short Stem Daisy
A classic garden daisy showcases a circular central disc, neat outer petals, and a short stem.
A4 format (landscape), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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Simple Daisy Flower Structure
Daisies grow abundantly in meadows, lawns, and flowerbeds across the globe. This page depicts a daisy bloom with a round center, petals, and a short stem.
Remarkable Facts About Daisies
The name daisy comes from an Old English phrase meaning day's eye, because the flower head opens up at dawn and closes at dusk. Daisies are composite flowers, meaning the central yellow disc is actually made of hundreds of micro-flowers called disc florets. Daisy plants are resilient and can thrive in almost any soil type or climate condition.
Real Colors of Meadow Daisies
- Circular center: Bright yellow or golden orange
- Outer petals: Pure white, pale pink, or light yellow
- Short stem: Fresh lime green or vibrant lawn green
- Leaf foliage: Dark forest green