The flower language of white roses and small daisies

Daisy, also known as daisy flower, horsehead orchid, longevity chrysanthemum, spring chrysanthemum, sun chrysanthemum and so on. , is a perennial herb of daisy in Compositae. Originated in Europe, it blooms in early spring, is full of vitality, has gentlemanly demeanor and childlike elegance, and is deeply loved by Italians, so it is chosen as the national flower.

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Daisy, also known as daisy flower, horsehead orchid, longevity chrysanthemum, spring chrysanthemum, sun chrysanthemum and so on. It is a perennial herb of Compositae. Originated in Europe, it blooms in early spring, is full of vitality, is gentlemanly and naive and elegant, and is deeply loved by Italians, so it is chosen as the national flower. Let's see what daisy flower language is!

What is daisy flower language?

Daisy's flower language is innocence, peace, hope, pure beauty and love hidden in my heart. In western countries, daisies are often used to predict love. Peel off the petals of the daisy flower one by one, and say in your heart whether you love me or not, until the last petal represents your lover's mind. Another way of divining marriage is that if you want to know when you got married, just pull a handful of flowers and see how many daisies there are. The number of daisies is the number of years from the wedding day.

Where is the origin of daisies?

Daisies originated in Europe and are cultivated as flower beds in gardens all over China. Nature likes cold climate, heat, light and semi-shade, and has no strict requirements on the soil in the cultivation area. The optimum temperature for seed germination is 22 ~ 28℃, and the optimum temperature for seed growth is 20 ~ 25℃. It is suitable to plant single or semi-double middle floret in southwest China, and the double middle floret is weak in growth and poor in fruiting.

Cultivation value of daisy

1, medicinal value: Daisy has extremely high medicinal value, containing volatile oil, amino acids and various trace elements, among which the content of brass is 32% to 6 1% higher than other chrysanthemums, and the content of tin is eight to fifty times higher than other chrysanthemums. Zhang Lvxiang, an agronomist, once wrote in his book "The Book of Supplementing Agriculture" that "Chrysanthemum morifolium tastes sweet and warm, and it is most beneficial to take it for a long time. The ancients ate seedlings in spring, English in summer and roots in winter. Plant one or two plants in each field and take their flowers, which can reduce tea by half. Tea is bitter and cold, and bitter chrysanthemums are soaked together. " .

2. Ornamental value: Daisy leaves are spoon-shaped and rosette-shaped, dense and short, and the color is green. Pulling flowers from leaves, the flowers are scattered, simple in appearance, petite and harmonious in color. Pulling flowers from leaves, the flowers are scattered, simple in appearance, petite and harmonious in color. Blooming in early spring, full of vitality, with gentleman's demeanor and naive style,

3. Gardening value: Daisy has strong growth potential, easy cultivation, moderate pedicel height, neat flowers, bright and plain colors, and can be used as potted plants to beautify courtyard balconies, garden ornamental, potted plants, flower borders, cut flowers and so on. Moreover, daisy has a long flowering period and strong cold tolerance, and is the first choice for ground cover flowers in early spring. As a street green space, ground cover flowers are very attractive and can be planted with calendula, pansy, rhododendron and Berberis amurensis.