Witnessed by: Western

Daisy (Bellis perennis), of the Asteraceae family. Low rosette perennial with white ray-florets and a golden disc on a leafless stalk; native range: meadows, lawns and grassland throughout Europe. Globally recognized as common daisy, bruisewort, bone-flower in English. The part used is flowering herb. Faintly acrid and astringent, slightly bitter.

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