African daisy
- noun
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margarita africana
- During the summer, the African daisies bloom in vibrant shades of purple and white.
Examples
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The garden was filled with colorful African daisies that attracted many butterflies.
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And then this, this is bright lights purple African Daisy or osteospermum.
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She planted bright African daisies in her backyard to beautify the space.
Synonyms
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A small white flower with a yellow centre that grows in grass
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A large bright flower like a daisy that people grow to decorate homes and gardens
A low plant with thick leaves and bright flowers grown in gardens
A tropical African plant with bright daisy-like flowers often grown in gardens
A plant from southern Africa grown for bright daisy-like yellow, orange, or white flowers
A South African plant with soft hairy leaves and bright blue daisy-like flowers
A bushy plant that lives for many years and has white or violet flowers with blue centers
A South African plant with many bright yellow flowers like a daisy and scented leaves
A South African plant with many yellow flowers like a daisy and nice-smelling leaves
A small hairy plant with blue flowers that look like daisies
A plant that lives for many years with pale yellow daisy flowers grown in gardens
A low plant with bright orange-yellow flowers grown to decorate gardens
A garden plant from Asia with divided scented leaves and white, pink, or purple flowers that keeps insects away
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
African daisy: The plant name African daisy comes from where it grows and how it looks: it comes from parts of Africa (and Asia) and has round flowers like a daisy. So, the name means 'a garden flower with daisy-like blooms'.