Daisy Flowers

The daisy looks like a simple flower, but it is actually a composite of several different parts joining to form the flower. Although many insects visit the flower each day, the daisy is not bothered by any of them. Generally, a daisy is white with a yellow center, although sometimes it can be pink or a rose color. Throughout history, the daisy has been featured in myth, literary works and legend. The name originates from the Anglo Saxon word meaning "day's eye." The name is appropriate since the flower opens in the morning.