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That Daisy Is So Excellent!

I just love daisies! In fact, I have three of them in my house. They really brighten things up! I think they make my house look really lovely, and they're so pretty when you stop to admire them! They're great for brightening up a space, and I highly recommend getting one for your home!

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  • Recommend for ornamental plant
  • Does not require a lot of care
  • The flowers are very beautiful to see.
  • Toxic for pets
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The Painted Daisy is a popular cut flower often used in bouquets. It resembles the classic daisy, with fern-like leaves and a ring of petals surrounding a round, compact center. The Painted Daisy is a fast grower and tolerates drought but does not like high temperatures. It is considered toxic to humans and pets.

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The Shasta Daisy is one of the longest-blooming flowering plants. It is very popular with flower lovers and is often kept as a houseplant. This plant has white flowers with yellow centers and typically blooms in the summer. It is usually seen as a symbol of purity, innocence, and simplicity. However, according to the ASPCA, daisies are toxic to dogs and cats.

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