Whether adorning the roadside, a piece of wasteland, a hillside meadow or along field edges the typical grassland plant Oxeye Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) puts on a good show through the summer months with its sunny centre providing a welcome feast for all our pollinating insects. In the evening light its blooms appear to glow hence its common names of 'Moon Daisy' and 'Moonpenny'. FAB.
they're beauties. :)
ReplyDeleteFrank, it's nice to see a bit of sunshine, regardless of how it's delivered!...[;o)
ReplyDeletemakes for a delightful summery image Frank; nice to see the bees enjoying them too
ReplyDelete...perfect title, Frank! Daisies are one of the happiest flowers around! :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Frank.... Never heard the name Moon daisy , we just call them daisies and they are a welcome delight to see every spring!!!
ReplyDeleteGrace
Daisies were my mother's favorite flower and I'm sure it was because they, with their bright and cheery yellow centers, are a happy flower.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty photo, Frank.
Beautiful image Frank.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard those other names for the oxeye daisy, but I have noticed the glow -- wonderful to know/!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Frank. I also wanted to say that I should be back next week with a published post...finally. Trying to sort through a new script with old and get past the rough spots~
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