What does Margaret mean?

The scientific name Margaret, also known as Chrysanthemum morifolium, Chrysanthemum morifolium, Chrysanthemum morifolium, belongs to the love expected by flowers in Compositae season 10 to May of the following year; Please think of me: Margaret flower is also called "longevity chrysanthemum". Legend has it that if you prepare a bottle, gently say a blessing to a dried flower Margaret every moonlight night, and then put it in the bottle, let a person drink a cup of tea made of these flowers every day after the flowers are full. When he drinks all the dried flowers in the bottle, he can have eternal health, even if he is sick, he will eventually recover. Margaret's original name is Artemisia scoparia or Chrysanthemum. /kloc-In the 6th century, Norwegian Princess Margaret named this kind of small white flower after himself because he liked it very much. In the west, Margaret also has another name "maiden flower", which is loved by many young girls. One of the reasons may be that Margaret is a flower who can predict love. According to legend, as long as you hold Margaret in your hand and take off the petals one by one, you can read "Like, Don't like, Like, Don't like …" and count to the last one, then you can perform love divination. Margaret is a perennial herb of Compositae, native to Australia, with a plant height of 15 to 45 cm, many alternate leaves, fine pinnate, many branches and many flowers. Margaret's flowering period is very long, and it can bloom from early spring to autumn. Because the stem is easy to lignify, it is named Chrysanthemum morifolium, and because the plant will emit a special fragrance similar to Artemisia selengensis, it is also called Artemisia selengensis. In the west, Margaret has other nicknames, such as French chrysanthemum and calf eye chrysanthemum. Wild Margaret is mostly white, mainly distributed in middle and high altitude mountainous areas, such as Yushan, and there are other varieties such as pink and yellow in gardening.