OXEYE DAISY
			Chrysanthemum leucanthemum - Daisy
	HOME Botanical Terms Lists: Master Plant List Flowering Times List Flowers by Color/Type Endangered Species List Habitat List Use the 'back' button on your browser to return, if necessary.		Neither do they toil nor spin. DESCRIPTION: The plant everyone knows as the Daisy of the fields, with solitary white and yellow flower head on slender, erect stems. 1 - 2" across, the ray flowers are white, all of which are female and the disk flowers are yellow with both male and female. The disk is slightly sunken. FLOWERS: April to July HABITAT: Old fields, waste places, meadow and roadsides.   OTHER INFORMATION: Originally introduced from Europe, this plant has become thoroughly naturalized and abundant in North America. More information about composite flowers can be found by the Bushy Aster. OTHER OBSERVATIONS: My observations about this plant can be found at: OFFSITE INFORMATION: If you're interested