Daisy
The meaning of the daisy
Innocence and friendship, no fuss.
The daisy is the flower of every lawn and every childhood: daisy chains in the grass, “he loves me, he loves me not”. That's why it stands for innocence and friendship, no fuss.
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The colours
- WhiteInnocence and a new beginning: pure and simple.
- Pink tippedLove and tenderness: a sweet pink edge.
- YellowCheer and friendship: a sunny hello.
When to give them
For a friend, a thank-you, a new baby or just because. Daisies are modest and suit any occasion without a grand gesture.
Good to know
- The daisy closes in the evening and when it rains, and opens again in the morning.
- Its name comes from the Old English for “day's eye”.
- Like the sunflower, a single daisy is really a head full of tiny flowers.
Innocence and friendship, no fuss.
Make a bouquet of daisiesFree with one flower · a bouquet from €2.99