What is a daisy? A daisy can be almost any flower that, well, looks like what a daisy is supposed to look like. And here lies the problem. Several flowers have a similar "daisy-like" appearance that mimics an honest-to-goodness daisy.

Gertrude Stein famously stated, "A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose," but in this ebook, a daisy may not be a real daisy. What plant is the real daisy out of several imitations? Well, you will eventually find out, but no matter what we call a daisy, it and all similarly constructed others are just as pretty for uninterrupted summer enjoyment.

The majority of the plants described in this ebook, being either annual or perennial, are easy to grow from seed or transplants and require minimal care. They provide long-blooming, colorful garden displays, and best of all, they will provide you with a variety of long-lasting cut flowers. Each flower serves as a perfect landing platform for all visiting pollinating bees and fabulous butterflies.